Sentence examples for extraordinary comedy from inspiring English sources
"His work was a combination of extraordinary comedy, extraordinary irony, and extraordinary graphic agility.
He can't fathom, for example, how "Hollywood Ending," a patchy, forgettable effort from 2002, "was not thought of as a first-rate, extraordinary comedy".
It was the beginning of an extraordinary comedy-writing partnership.
Make-believe is intended to make people believe; some of the great films noirs (such as "Nightmare Alley") deal with the crossing of the line from spectacle to religion, and Jared Hess's extraordinary recent comedy "Gentlemen Broncos" suggests the connection between visionary storytelling and religious inspiration.
He has extraordinary physical comedy chops.
The most eye-catching nominee is the Fife comic Richard Gadd, overlooked for his extraordinary stunt-comedy show Waiting for Gaddot last year.
He wrote an extraordinary amount of comedy material and had a genius for wordplay.
Then the two parts of Henry IV, an extraordinary combination of comedy, tragedy and history, reaching from court to tavern to battlefield to a Gloucestershire orchard.
A wacky combination of pure comedy, extraordinary technical prowess and a deeply informed love of ballet has made this travesty act a global phenomenon since it formed in New York nearly 40 years ago.
"Late Night with David Letterman," this upstart talk show following Johnny Carson on NBC, was the most extraordinary thing in comedy any of us had seen since Steve Martin, Richard Pryor and the first few years of "Saturday Night Live".
There were a number of extraordinary moments during Comedy Central's Night Of Too Many Stars benefit for autism programs, but there was one in particular that drew tears from the audience rather than laughs.
