Sentence examples for damaging comedy from inspiring English sources

On the verge of blowing up into an irreparable scandal for Pearce, the self-proclaimed "Tea Party President" and first senate president to face a recall election in American history, a series of blatant efforts by his campaign supporters to fraudulently set up the sham candidacy of Olivia Cortes to undermine his main opponent's support has unraveled into a damaging comedy of errors.

They were damaging comedy.

GLAAD and the Human Rights Campaign claim the upcoming cross-dressing comedy "reinforces false and damaging stereotypes about transgender people" and have scheduled a meeting with high-level executives at the network.

More than cheap Chinese accents, black face-paint or gags about curry, this is the most damaging stereotype to emerge from Britain's racist comedies, and the one that still won't go away.

Ailes also attacked Jon Stewart, the host of the highly-rated cable comedy The Daily Show, describing his complaints about the damaging cable news environment as "horseshit", and saying of Stewart: "He hates conservative views.

That was very damaging.

Comedy, comedy and more comedy.

This could be damaging".

But "The Interview", a comedy from Sony Pictures Entertainment that includes a scene depicting the assassination of Kim Jong Un, North Korea's leader, has provoked a far more damaging response from one particular bunch of detractors.

They are irresponsible and damaging.

Any other damaging side effects?