Sentence examples for might be comic from inspiring English sources
Trills -- and hers were perfection -- might be comic or tragic, bedazzled or bereft.
It paints a picture of broken equipment and poor decision-making that might be comic had it not wrecked the plans of tens of thousands of rail passengers seeking to travel after the usual Christmas and Boxing Day shutdown.
A more complete summation might be "comic faux-horror thriller," which would add the show's other key element, weirdly creepy sci-fi, while helping to explain why the whole package isn't ultimately all that interesting to watch.
With that, the world beyond the US had its first inkling that Fey and Poehler might be a comic force to reckon with.
And in paintings and works on paper by Mr. Flores and Mr. Chagoya, superhero figures who might be from comic strips or pre-Hispanic codices act out episodes from Mexican history.
Our cameras catch what might be a comic imitation of an East German police operation if it were not so disruptive and infuriating to people who are trying to find out what Obama stands for.
The in-house diva is Carlotta — played with gusto by Minnie Driver, who has the gall to suggest that there might be some comic value to be trawled from this movie, and who is therefore hastily shoved to the side of the proceedings before she can cause any more trouble.
The exception might be avid comic fans, like Cohn, who spent hours copying out cartoon strips as a child.
It might be more comic and crass in a Fubar-esque way – a hoser's hero journey, if you will but it's still a movie about discipline, glory, fighting for yourself and your loved ones, and having the discipline and the skill to face down your enemy in the heat of a battle.
Visible alongside Jackman in one shot is a teenage girl who some are speculating might be the comics' X-23, a female clone of Wolverine.
