Sentence examples for high comedy of moral from inspiring English sources

O'Connor, writing as a Roman Catholic in the Protestant South, created a high comedy of moral incongruity in her incomparable short stories.

The result is a light-hearted comedy of moral sentiments.

Albert Herring, Britten's comedy of moral panic in a Suffolk village, is deftly drawn in Christopher Rolls's period-costume production, again for ETO.

Allan Massie's "comedy of morals," These Enchanted Woods, presented another melancholy account of contemporary British life.

Like Wodehouse, whom he in some ways resembles, Runyon inherited a comedy of morals and turned it into a comedy of sounds, language playing for its own sake.

However, the main obstacle to this potentially efficient interfirm specialization is the high danger of moral hazard.

"Mr. Barks wrote tales of high adventure generously peppered with moments of high comedy.

Even later, there are moments of high comedy.

But some problems took on an air of high comedy.

Her performance (at least early in the movie) is a bit of ironic high comedy.

I believe that with such a powerful tool demands a higher sense of moral responsebility.