Sentence examples for particularly comic from inspiring English sources

The book has a somber binding of black leather on the spine and corners, with black book cloth on the boards, also not particularly comic.

This leads to one particularly comic moment in which she is told the internet is stored in a box – which she duly breaks.

There is a particularly comic spread in which April, fearing that life has no meaning, contemplates rows of empty goldfish bowls, with a fish skeleton at the bottom of the last one.

The troupe, which has given performances and conducted workshops throughout the East, Midwest and in Germany, is dedicated to making opera more accessible to young people, particularly comic opera.

It is not a particularly comic role, but then Mr. Manfredi said he does not consider himself a comedian but a dramatic actor who knows how to make people laugh.

While some girls also eschew jeans, it is a particularly comic phenomenon that part of a generation of boys — reared by dads raised in Sears Toughskins and in an era in which tightly woven Carhartts became a fashion trend — won't do denim.

John Marcotte is the founder of Heroic Girls, an organization dedicated to empowering girls by advocating for strong role models in alternative media — particularly comics.

(The underdog in that ballet uses his tap abilities to get the girl). Salstein joined the company in 2002, becoming one of its most compelling dancer-actors, particularly in comic roles.

The adults playing the animals — Anjali Bhimani (sparrow), Angelina Réaux (cat) and Geoff Hoyle (dog) — turn in particularly lively comic performances, while the children in the central roles, Aaron and Devynn, exhibit admirable self-possession.

ABOUT midway through three decades of turning his tumultuous love life, troubled relationships with parents and children and slow physical decline into wry, precise songs, like a particularly gifted comic recording a 30-year nervous breakdown, Loudon Wainwright III wrote an ode to the county where he grew up.

CBEs have also gone to dancer Carlos Acosta, for services to ballet; former Royal Court artistic director Dominic Cooke, for services to drama; Peter Bennett-Jones, for services to the entertainment industry and to charity, particularly through Comic Relief; and The Apprentice's Karren Brady, for services to entrepreneurship and to women in business.