Sentence examples for seems comic from inspiring English sources

(The idea that Ford could possibly be jealous of this rambunctious rogue certainly seems comic).

Cesare Casella, the owner and chef, greets visitors at the door, in his chef's whites, graced — in a note that first seems comic, then wonderful — by a nosegay of fresh herbs that pour out of his upper pocket.

His bleakness was endemic, structural, and what seems comic-realist at the start of his fictions never fails to collapse into tragedy.

Even Dar al-Ifta's definitions of atheism seemed comic.

The same elements are present: '80s hair and bathing suits that seem comic and slightly grotesque to us now.

But the image of hallucinating women astride brooms is so highly sexualised as to seem comic.

Putin's self-advertised manliness may seem comic to you, but it has a great appeal to many in his base.

This makes for a bit of a grab bag, but Holroyd can make even the red tape surrounding probate seem comic and sad.

This picture might seem comic, but the woman is posed against an American flag so it doubtless had a serious intent.

They broke out because members of the audience were shocked at the way in which Irish women were presented on the stage as earthy and sexually alive, in which there was no effort made to idealize the Irish peasantry, but, instead, an effort was made to have them seem comic, grasping, and, of course, dramatically forceful.

In an incident that might seem comic if it did not hold such significant repercussions, Morse was standing in a square in Rome when the Pope passed him.