Sentence examples for specific comedy from inspiring English sources
This show is just about entertainment, and certainly Mel's very specific comedy and roots -- the borscht belt, vaudeville, burlesque".
While some black Viners make videos applicable to all audiences, trafficking in the "relatable" meta language for which the platform is known, others cultivate culturally specific comedy.
These include Comedy in the Dark, which LCF pioneered in 2009; Hotel D'Comedie, an "intimate, site-specific comedy experience" at the city's Hotel Maiyango; and this year, the launch of the new UK Pun Championships, and of I Say: The Annual Comedy Conversation, with a state-of-the-artform address by Alexei Sayle.
You can see the show on cable TV in Latin America and it's a very specific topical comedy of issues mainly about the United States so it's difficult to follow sometimes.
Barris quotes W. E. B. Du Bois when talking about the "double-consciousness" that a black person develops in a white world, but he also describes acquiring chops specific to comedy writers: he learned how to use jokes to build bridges and defang put-downs.
Kamau: I always feel like some black people want a specific style of comedy, just like some white people expect black people to be a specific style of comedy.
Many of these employed a specific kind of comedy: the textual truncation.
By Hua Hsu October 29, 2016 Twitter will soon phase out Vine, but the video platform raised the bar for a specific kind of comedy and creativity.
We didn't realize until later that what we'd seen was a very specific kind of comedy that we now call the Zucker-Abrahams-Zucker school".
In addition, Roku can now search across over 100 channels, and has been tweaked to help you better find content in specific genres like comedy, cooking, sports, and music.
Men with vague, non-specific credits like "Comedy Central" (Read: Had a tweet featured on @Midnight once) and "MTV" (Read: Was a contestant on Next in 2008) are consistently flown out and put up with room and board without a second thought.
