Sentence examples for comical sense from inspiring English sources

Wild imagination and a shrewd and comical sense of social custom are other ingredients in Ms. Garfield's distinctive choreography, and all were evident on Wednesday.

For many golfers, social exclusion founded on an almost comical sense of elitism, are important reasons for wanting to join a golf club.

On December's brilliantly unhinged Birth In Reverse – the first song to emerge from the album - this sense of upbeat melancholy is also infused with a comical sense of the mundane, Clark detailing her morning routine of taking the rubbish out and masturbating.

"There was humor – not in the comical sense but as musical wit".

Take a look at his comical sense of style.

The two Russians who allegedly poisoned Alexander Litvinenko left a massive trail of radiation in "multiple locations" across London, and were immediately noticeable because of their "excessive" jewellery and "comical" dress sense, the inquiry into his murder has heard.

Yet, despite all of the unabated maleficence, there is something vaguely comical about his sense of humor and enduring flair for sarcasm, executed flawlessly with the help of his sidekick parrot Iago. 5. Lady Tremaine a.k.a.a

Amid the comical defending, Motherwell sensed a third goal was on the cards.

But nothing like as huge as in Scriabin's Poem of Ecstasy with which Nelsons ended the concert, his superb performance urging the music on to one excess after another, while ensuring that every texture was wonderfully balanced, though still failing to overcome the work's overriding sense of comical self-indulgence.

I have gay friends who hate the stereotypical rendering of gay partnership displayed on Modern Family and I have gay friends who tune in every week because the program provides a sense of comical solidarity.

This sense of comical-melancholic estrangement never left him.