Sentence examples for completely comic from inspiring English sources

Two Roman composers Mazzocchi's brother Virgilio and Marco Marazzoli are often cited as having created the first completely comic opera, Chi soffre speri (1639; "He Who Suffers, Hopes").

In fact, DC's continuity seems up for grabs again as the so-called "New 52" universe – a company-wide revamp which saw all comics completely restructured – is now being formally put to bed by DC.

A few years ago, Luisa Omielan was an almost completely unknown comic on the London circuit.

But there are, however, at least two completely successful comic operas, and they're being put on in the spring by the Royal Opera House in a double bill.

On the downside was the disaster film Airport 77; on the upside, a completely unexpected comic success hosting Saturday Night Live on TV, with such stars as John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd.

He was a small, barrel-chested man with a reputation among my illustration-major friends as a tough teacher, humorless and completely dismissive of comics.

And there's people who are completely new to comics, who want to see the source material and where that came from.

These included guest appearances by fan favorites like a certain self-pleasuring bear — slightly reconstituted as a panda for the occasion — and a completely unreconstructed insult-comic dog, who managed to trash many specific features of this college town.

With all this comic gas in the tank, it's puzzling that the film isn't completely wonderful.

Leo (almost no one who met him even once called him anything else) wielded custom-tailored ways of making people feel special — all people, because he crowned his Continental glamour with a faintly comic and completely endearing American-style openness.

It's a focused, witty performance, completely confident in its comic timing and its characterisation.