Sentence examples for is more comical from inspiring English sources

(Although in the case of Dürer's "The Expulsion from Eden," the effect is more comical than helpful; the small woodcut, from 1612, is dwarfed by its modernist surroundings).

The best we can hope for are brief moments when the lunacy pouring from the White House is more comical than terrifying.

I believe a person lives long enough to realize that reality is more comical, absurd, tragic, and mystical than anything I could conjure with pure imagination.

Many of the Disney villains are truly terrifying, but I think Cruella is more comical than evil". Gerson missed the premiere of "101 Dalmatians" and only recently saw the film for the first time.

Some candidates are more comical than sinister.

Nigerian letters are probably notorious enough by now to be more comical than dangerous.

Nationalism always has its fanatics, both for and against, though – cheeringly enough – some of them turn out to be more comical than sinister.

Some of the crashes were more comical than serious, like the slow-motion affair that occurred when several riders appeared to be unable to get their feet off the pedals for balance as the peloton slowed.

Whether you approve of the Jordans is not the point: they might have been more comical than come hither, but they defined better than any Brownite speech on Britishness what we are all about: in your face plastic-celebrity.

Either way, our human dramas are more comical than they are tragic and they have no meaning beyond themselves.

There was a version of the movie that had a lot more slapstick, where the ghost was more comical.