Sentence examples for more comical than from inspiring English sources

Some candidates are more comical than sinister.

"Now it seems more comical than anything else," he said.

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

But they come off, as do the third-generation Mob guys, as more comical than menacing.

If diving isn't your thing then snorkel from the beaches with turtles, dolphins, smaller reef sharks - more comical than frightening.

(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).

She ultimately preferred to play her as a bitch, though one "more comical rather than just out-and-out nasty".

Fortunately for the baffled and bewildered gaijin, the process of exchanging omiyage can be broken down into three stages - each more comical and heartfelt than the last.

Even more comical (for everyone other than the people directly affected, of course) was an earlier request from Lithuania relating to a case of piglet-rustling.

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.

But they seem more comical, like parodies of Rococo mirrors, than tragic.