Sentence examples for somehow comic from inspiring English sources
Some people find it frightening – like a crime scene preserved – but the association he draws between quilt and paint, bed and canvas is intimate and somehow comic; as if there were very little distance between getting down to work and messing about in bed.
In fact, of all the cutesy storylines, only Lynette's Wannabe Supermom Ritalin-addiction currently strikes the right sort of note (HBO-lite, effectively) of domestic desperation (though coming soon is Ryan O'Neal as Lynette's father-in-law - casting that is somehow, comic, desperate and entirely inspired all at the same time).
Brown pelicans skimmed low, their large beaks still somehow comic even in the face of tragedy; delicate ibis and snowy egrets skittered on beach sand, and a white heron stood as sentry on an old wharf post.
Something (everything?) about these Germans gives just the right amount of bathos to complete the dismal but — somehow, nicely — comic scene.
Comic-Con 2008 came and went, and somehow this delightful Comic the Insult Comic Dog skit flew right under our noses.
But somehow neither full comic momentum nor dramatic density is achieved, and the delicate thematic counterpoint that would have linked Yuans story with Ceces is missing.
While the tactic's origin is German (from "Kessel"), kettling is very rarely used by police forces other than our own; it's such a British verb, somehow – a darkly comic inversion of the national obsession with the serenity to be found in a nice cup of tea.
Bob Turton overdoes the clowning when Bottom is performing with his troupe, but he somehow possesses a comic dignity when donning the mask of an ass.
This was the initiator's post, complete with what looks like a font that is somehow worse than Comic Sans.
Because right from the very beginning (to be specific: April of 2010), back when Alex first pitched Disney Channel executives on his idea for an animated series that would somehow blend the comic stylings of The Simpsons with the on-going / over-arching mythology of The X-Files, Hirsch envisioned this show as having a very definite beginning, middle and end.
Amend: The first time I played around with an iPad on launch day all I could think about was how awesome it would be to somehow get my comics on this thing.
