Sentence examples for truly comic from inspiring English sources

Meursault's decision to murder the Arab on the beach, in "The Stranger," reads bloodless, nor is there a single truly comic passage in Camus's work.

An adult comic book that is truly comic has been published by Villard Books titled "X President," written by Robert Smigel, a "Saturday Night Live" writer, and Adam McKay.

In contrast to tragic characters, truly comic figures do not identify themselves seriously with their laughable ends or means.

Truly comic figures are found by Hegel in the plays of the ancient Greek dramatist Aristophanes.

The rest of my enjoyment comes from these being truly funny comics.

One of the main factors in the making of a truly great comic book movie is the quality of the villain.

Yet, the only truly brilliant comic piece is a duet for Ouf and Siroco, sung in the mistaken belief that Lazuli has been shot and is lying at the bottom of a lake.

The one truly inspired comic sequence finds Barry lured midparty by a voracious older vixen (played to the hilt by Angie Everhart) into a kinky coke-fueled bathroom three-way with her smirking leather-clad companion (Clement von Franckenstein).

Yet at the same time I did want to conquer the Store, which had something of a macho image, tacked on to the myth that only a truly accomplished comic (ie not a woman) could handle it.

The book's outstanding feature is the creation of a truly great comic ogre, Bryan Butteridge: a real-ale-swilling professional egotist with a vast catalogue of rambling books and rural articles to his credit.

At first in periodicals (Fliegende Blätter and the Münchner Bilderbogen from 1859) and then in separately published albums (from 1865), Busch quickly established himself as the first fully professional and truly popular comic strip artist, appealing to the educated and uneducated, the young and old alike.