Sentence examples for especially comical from inspiring English sources

It's a nostalgic evening rather than an especially comical one.

It was the escalation in the letters that made them especially comical.

This film maintains its humor until its final line: "Mr. Hencher, white meat or dark?" Findlay's films are especially comical when it comes to their outrageous and perverse murders.

It was especially comical when Roger began speaking -- I mean, if you were a twentysomething office worker in 1970 and some rich guy sporting a white handlebar mustache and a double-breasted blazer began speaking, would you listen?

The writing is so serious and so bureaucratic that it becomes comical, especially on repeated viewings, when you anticipate the absurdities to come.

The last time the Kings and Rangers met in the playoffs, in 1981, the series degenerated into a hot mess, an infamous bench-clearing brawl that now looks kind of comical, especially because the organist doesn't let up as the boys have at it.

The babies are especially helpless and comical and I fell in love with them immediately.

Yet the Twins, known for their hustle and aggressive base running, refused to play cautiously, especially in an almost comical sixth inning.

But even in reform, Olympic boxing has a way of inviting a certain amount of comical disdain, especially for the more unusual new measures undertaken.

Berry's renderings are lush and comical: I especially love his interpretation of "stately, plump Buck Mulligan" — a full head of waving golden hair, a round belly, and an air of total confidence.

Platypus (Ornithorhynchus anatinus), also called duckbill, a small amphibious Australian mammal noted for its odd combination of primitive features and special adaptations, especially the flat, almost comical bill that early observers thought was that of a duck sewn onto the body of a mammal.