Sentence examples for utter comedy from inspiring English sources

What started out as dramatic scene ends in utter comedy as only a Cherry series can do.

And does it matter if the words are uttered in a comedy performance, outside a pub, in a park or at a protest?

Even uttering the words "comedy" and "rape" in the same sentence, of course, immediately risks offending certain sensibilities.

A nice cameo from Michael Shannon saves this smug guys' comedy from utter mediocrity – sort of.

"He had this tendency to shift tone suddenly from comedy to utter violence, so he was into what I call shock therapy," he says.

And would this joke then, by sheer elimination, be the funniest line ever uttered in a situation comedy?

In "Vigil," Morris Panych's 1995 dark comedy, Olympia Dukakis utters but 12 lines during her nearly two hours onstage as an elderly recluse visited by a loquacious loser.

The gallery exhibition is named for a piece by Asdis Sif Gunnarsdottir, in which she took the stage at an open-mike comedy event and uttered the words "it's not your fault" to an unidentified person in the audience.

The Ealing genre reached utter perfection with this superb black comedy of manners, made in 1949, directed by Robert Hamer and adapted by Hamer with accomplished farceur John Dighton from the 1907 novel Israel Rank, by Roy Horniman.

August Strindberg isn't the first playwright who springs to mind when the phrase "comedy of manners" is uttered.

The movie veers toward goofy comedy in order to avoid utter despair.