Sentence examples similar to comical means from inspiring English sources

And by comical, we mean the Oval Office occupant who best lent himself to being satirized.

They keep news personal, which means informal, comical and political.

Using wide brushes and mostly black and white house paint on thin pieces of plywood, Freddie Brice made paintings notable for their spontaneity, economy of means and comical, enigmatic imagery.

On one hand the book has its comical side, which is meant to rise to a fever pitch when Rosie recruits a few celebrities to visit Nambula and put on a benefit performance.

That's the new normal – and in such an age, it would seem incongruous and unfunny (or funny to fewer of us) to mock the whole idea of gender fluidity as inherently comical That doesn't mean gender transitioning can't be a subject for comedy.

But his sometimes comical nature doesn't mean that he doesn't take DJing seriously.

"I mean, this gets comical," he continued.

This photo was taken with humor in mind, and was mean as a comical Christmas photo".

They are meant to be comical films – there are many ways to reproduce – but scientifically accurate.

But their squalls of temper are meant to be comical, too — outbursts of borderline hysteria which collapse in a heap.

The other problem is Ranganathan's cynicism, which is presumably meant to be comical but felt, to me, just a bit grim.