Sentence examples for make comedy of it from inspiring English sources

He decided to make comedy of it.

Frayn focuses on the absurdities of this bleak world and makes comedy of it, just as Isherwood did for 1930s Berlin.

In an age when lesser writers made millions pretending to have either drug addictions or depressions half as bad as his, Wallace had made comedy of it.

Raised in California, the child of conservative Korean-born parents, she arrived on the scene in the 1990s, making comedy of her ethnic agitation even before the demands of Hollywood added to her sense of anger and displacement.

So making comedy out of it is cathartic.

At the end, as with so many adequately made comedies of recent years, there's a choreographed dance routine featuring all the major players as the credits roll.

Even Bruce wouldn't try to make comedy out of the taste of ejaculate, as the women on "Sex and the City" have done.

Feelgood films such as Untouchables make comedy out of the divide, but have difficulty boring into the complexities.

Such rare candor is of a piece with the one TV show with the guts to make comedy out of the 9/11 aftermath, "Curb Your Enthusiasm".

But, you know, I wanted to make a comedy of it".

Jack and Finn Harries, two twins from England who make comedy videos on a variety of subjects.