Sentence examples for comical name from inspiring English sources

(Of course, if you had social savvy, you wouldn't be drinking someplace with a comical name).

The writer in devolution is called Logan Mountstuart, a vaguely comical name assigned to a man too easily distracted by the hedonism of England's inter-war years.

Tubby Hook (Sunday) Despite its comical name, this bit of land between Fort Tryon and Inwood Hill Parks in northern Manhattan had a serious role during the Revolutionary War.

My companion, Stephen Lines, and I had decided to get in some beach time while in the west of Cuba last February, and had chosen the resort of María La Gorda in part for its comical name -- Fat Maria -- and in part for its geographic appeal.

Now follows New York Congressman Anthony Weiner, whose comical name and clumsy dishonesty have so enraged the U.S. media.

The event would become known as the Battle of The Beanfield, a misleadingly comical name for what was a milestone in Thatcher's iron-fisted assault on dissent.

He invented comical names for politicians - thus did the then Conservative attorney general Sir Reginald Manningham-became became Sir Reginald Bullying Manner.

Their leaders take comical names and give angry rants, and many devivals occur in bars or similar venues.

The verbal mannerisms (comical exaggeration, comic inversion, comic names, familiarity, conversational style) to which all columnists have recourse to set the tone of voice in the one-sided dialogue with the reader may be entertaining in small doses, but are irritating in larger ones.

Several years earlier, Travers had published a newspaper short about a comical nanny named Mary Poppins.

V may or may not be found and the comical character names may suggest that nothing is to be taken too seriously.