Sentence examples for comical notion from inspiring English sources

YOUNG lawyers in love is somehow a comical notion, like battlefield dentists.

"The Mafia Psyche" is not the stuff of American popular entertainment, which has floated the comical notion of a nexus between psychoanalysis and the mob.

We need to be flying this as a comical notion for the cynical that is also actually true for the credulous.

To me, Sarah Silverman's comical notion of convincing Jewish relatives in Florida to vote for Barack Obama through familial threats and intimidation, hints at a darker problem: what if yours won't come around?

His wife, Bernie Julie Walterss), however, is so outraged by the daytime skirmishes that she impulsively takes action and comes up with the faintly comical notion of requesting that both sides schedule their conflicts at hours that are less hazardous to children.

In concept, a PG-13, empowering remake of Miss Bala is an almost comical notion, but one that was probably the only likely avenue for an American version aimed at audiences not familiar with the original.

If there is something comical in the notion of a tweedy Englishman as a representative of the subaltern, Campbell takes the responsibility of embracing the museum's encyclopedic nature in great earnest.

He pitched the plot for "The Joy of Sect", because he was attracted to the notion of parodies of cults, calling them "comical, interesting and twisted".

A farmer who lived through the years 1915 to 1935 would find the notion that prices were stable during that time comical.

John Boehner, the most powerful Republican in the country, considers the notion that carbon emissions are harming the planet "comical".

Even today few find the concept comical, least of all in the political realm, where the notion of a mighty, semisecretive establishment — business-suited men (and a few women) cloistered in the proverbial smoke-filled room — still obtains.