Sentence examples for rather comic from inspiring English sources

They miss the meaning, producing a rather comic interpretation.

The exaggerated attitudes of both conquerers and conquered seem rather comic today.

It's an open and rather comic question as to who exactly is the adult in the house.

Once you get over the initial horror of what Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab – forever now known as the "Christmas Day bomber" – planned to do, it's actually rather comic.

Bell-bottoms were, he said, a way of expressing personal freedom, the delight and beauty of movement, and a rather comic attitude toward life.

Keeley Hawes has the glamour and presence to make Butler alluring, but Rachael Stirling's rather comic cockney accent makes her more Janine Butcher than, say, a young version of her mum (Diana Rigg).

Hallie Bateman, a 26-year-old freelance writer and illustrator, recently took to Twitter and shared some of her "Would You Rather" comics.

More than that, they provide moments of undeniable, though perhaps rather odd, comic relief.

Jaws survives to reappear in a rather more comic role in Moonraker (1979).

SOMETIMES though, people's efforts to help are rather more comic.

Stanley Tucci belatedly and unexpectedly emerges as its rather droll comic hero.