Sentence examples for too much comedy from inspiring English sources

Too much comedy, too many laughs, and the story is in danger of not having enough gravitas to play true.

Another reason for this stylistic choice was because Morgan feared putting too much comedy into the episode, like his previous effort "Humbug".

If you read this headline and thought it was a double entendre, you are probably watching too much Comedy Central news.

There's also a smidgen too much shrill comedy with Hara, a busybody housekeeper (Carol Burnett), and with Arrietty's nervous mother, Homily (Amy Poehler).

Instead, he played up the cuteness — the story's and Hepburn's — and added too much goofball comedy (and not only in the form of Mickey Rooney's embarrassing turn as a Japanese upstairs neighbor).

The sheer idiocy (and impossibility) of having a fully fueled shuttle on the back of the Boeing during the trans-Atlantic crossing should be evident, and later in the film, the whole Jaws-falls-in-love and becomes a "good guy" routine leaves me rather cold, and provides far too much cheesy comedy moments, as does the gondola driving through the square scene".

Bobby comes with a bit of mystery, though mostly just a back story that emerges between some domestic-comedy buffoonery with his mother, Rita Marianne Leonee), and far too much romantic-comedy busyness with Lucy Jaimie Alexanderr), a one-night stand turned major subplot.

Its independent spirit was important – particularly when, as Lee rightly keeps banging on about, powerful management companies are gaining too much power over comedy broadcasting.

None of Behan's other works preserves this element of Swiftian indignation – perhaps because the direction of his talent lay too much towards anarchic comedy.

There's a bit too much stand-up comedy but there's a good twist and, overall, it's a fine read.

Commissioners and controllers saying there's too much single camera comedy on these days and they want some more studio audience sitcoms.