Sentence examples for is rather comical from inspiring English sources

The thought of McTeer in a ballgown is rather comical.

At the same time, the argument for the infinity of possible worlds given here is rather comical: (granted, there must be one best world) for any world you can imagine (or find in the pyramid), there is one that is worse.

It's rather comical, although Brian Moore doesn't see the funny side.

The remainder of my time at bat, judging from the crowd's reaction, was rather comical.

("It was rather comical, since I didn't come up any higher than his belly button," Miró wrote).

I found that to be rather comical, considering the fact that both the President of the USHCC Augustine Martinez, and Chairman David C. Lizárraga were quoted in the chamber's response.

It is rather less acute in America, with its many hyphenated identities (African-American, Armenian-American etc), and for Navajos it is almost comical.

Rev Noote is the bumbling chaplain to worldly Bishop Hubert Cleaver at the fictional St Ogg's Cathedral, where life is a rather comical affair thanks to the incompetence of the clergy.

They're really beautiful birds, and apparently they were really rather comical in the way that flightless birds can be.

There was much rather comical dissembling at the Vatican over the particulars of the invitation, including adamant insistence, parroted by more than few papal pundits, that there would be no private meeting between the Vermont senator and the Argentine pontiff.

It's actually rather comical and definitely a relief in the hot and humid Florida heat to ride this ride.