Sentence examples for considered comical from inspiring English sources

This passage, with its echoes of Renaissance poetry, might be considered comical.

Ever since Obaysch inspired the "Hippopotamus Polka", hippos have been popular animals in Western culture for their rotund appearance that many consider comical.

Because Romans tended to regard sex primarily as an act of aggression, she said, some of the acts depicted would at the time have been considered more comical than erotic.

She didn't respond to my request for comment, so it's hard to say if she considers it comical or life-changing.

Two photographs taken days apart from each other in rural Nova Scotia alighted Twitter this week, with users delighting in what they considered to be a comical display of quintessential Canadian politeness. .

I found that to be rather comical, considering the fact that both the President of the USHCC Augustine Martinez, and Chairman David C. Lizárraga were quoted in the chamber's response.

The duo considered "Fresh" to be breezy and light with a comical structure.

In a 2005 BBC review, the well-rounded characters and simple narrative of the film were commended, but the comical cameos of Asrani and Jagdeep were considered unnecessary.

There's something comical about the fact that an unclothed mannequin is considered a perilous instance of nudity -- but at best, Ms. Semmel's paintings earn their warning.

OPDO chairman Abadula Gemeda, the butt of "the city's political jokes", is considered a possible contender and given full credit for his own "comical intellectual pretensions".

On some level, James must consider it all rather comical and twisted and sad.