Sentence examples for state of comedy from inspiring English sources

To her the absence of that sort of humor now is symptomatic of television's weakened state of comedy.

Here's what four other participants in coming festival events had to say about the state of comedy and politics.

But I will now show you how the state of Comedy in the Fringe today reflects the cultural bankruptcy of late capitalism.

The relationships between characters were at the core of Sullivan's work, along with an undercurrent of social commentary, and, as the years went by, he lamented the state of comedy writing.

(I'd much rather hear Cameron Esposito's perspective on the state of comedy in 2015 than, say, the ghost of Buster Keaton's – the prospect of a talking comedy-ghost notwithstanding – not because he's irrelevant, but because she is of this moment).

It's hard not to feel both concerned and excited about the state of comedy on TV right now.

The state of movie comedy is so frail that the amiable, exuberant, conventional new comedy "Blockers," which maintains good spirits and sustains good gags without excessive contrivance, comes off as a welcome, robust pillar of the genre.

Comedian Andy Zaltzman has lamented the state of political comedy in Metro: "When I started out, Mark Thomas, Mark Steel, Jeremy Hardy and Robert Newman were the main acts in live political comedy.

Say some nasty things about the state of contemporary comedy.

What do you think of the state of British comedy drama?

Is that truly the state of British comedy – of British culture?