Sentence examples for that's comical from inspiring English sources

Derek Elley of Variety wrote: "Onscreen less, but blessed with the showiest role, filthiest one-liners, [and] a perfect Lancashire accent that's comical enough in the Gotham setting Winslet throws herself into the role with an infectious gusto".

In one of the most subtly disruptive scenes in the film, Dollard sits alone at a bar, muttering to himself, "Men wanting to be with one another... men touching each other... their stubbly chins rubbing up against one another". It's a soliloquy that's comical on one level, but also incredibly revealing of the absurdity and fragility of heteronormative masculinity and gender norms.

It's the situations that are comical, not the characters.

Sid: It's satire, but you can say things that are comical and do have a message of some sort, such as on immigration.

Ms. Reyes and Mr. Corella filled the dance with beautifully rehearsed bits of stage business and gesture that were comical but never campy.

As in so many of the feature-length films based on "SNL" skits, the caricature that is comical in small doses gets stale fast.

"This work is unique in that it showed a side of Faulkner that was comical, yet that at the same time explored the nascent theme of the independent jazz-era female that F Scott Fitzgerald and Dorothy Parker carried on further".

There was a series late in the half that was comical for Pittsburgh, a drive that proceeded all the way to the New England 1-yard line and resulted in a 39-yard missed field goal.

Something happened to the man's body when he sang that was comical and almost frightening.

"For them to cry foul, that was comical," she said.

"The seductive scene, where I tell her she's my dreamboat — that has to be sexy enough that people are into it, but not too over the top that it's comical," he said.