Sentence examples for law of comedy from inspiring English sources
And, contrary to every law of comedy, they do.
Another law of comedy holds that some of the best jokes eventually will come true.
The first law of comedy states that there is nothing funnier than being rude about people.
Through his palavering narrators and theatrical characters, Hrabal discovered a crucial law of comedy: we are most funny precisely in proportion to how seriously we take ourselves - to how absolutely we have lost our sense of humour.
Shearer says he criticizes both Republicans and Democrats equally, and also says that "the iron law of doing comedy about politics is you make fun of whoever is running the place" and that "everyone else is just running around talking.
"Rabbit Remembered" ends, as the laws of classical comedy stipulate, with the prospect of a marriage -- and also, true to form, with a sentence consisting of a single word.
As decreed by the unbreakable laws of romantic comedy, it's not just the bosses who find themselves attracted to each other, but their assistants as well.
This past Tuesday, HuffPost's Ryan Grim posted a story that rivetingly demonstrated the comedy of the Law of Unintended Consequences.
It's hard to do this sort of Godwin's Law comedy IRL, and he doesn't really pull it off.
