Sentence examples for yet comical from inspiring English sources

"The Love Life of the Spumifers," at Ubu Gallery, is an exhibition of erotic yet comical works.

In one horrifying and yet comical scene, he visits his wife in the hospital when she gives birth.

Made of painted wood by a Mexican artist in the 1950s, a frightening yet comical Day of the Dead skeleton with long, wild black hair operating a backstrap loom would make a fine prop for a grisly horror movie.

Working with collaged burin engravings, Ms. Cullom creates a delightful field of characters that fall somewhere between the quirkiness of Alexander Calder's "Circus" characters and Saul Steinberg's coarse, yet comical representations of city dwellers.

Surreal, yet comical at turns, the pieces sometimes hint at the absurdity of humanity they way we all are simply bodies crowded together in the same space.

If there were one, NBA 2K would probably rank top 5 on a list of games that evoke the most competition, sometimes in the most harsh, yet comical ways.

Which one is it?" This is vintage Barkley, the cranky-yet-comical old school commentator that's made him a media superstar talking about sports and all else.

If on 23 June we vote to leave, future US presidents may bypass shrunken little tin-pot England with its showy royalty, ignoring a Ruritania whose empty ceremonial strutting will look yet more comical when stripped of its present influence.

Cartoonlike sight gags conjure his memories and fantasies, running throughout the film as it leaps ahead in time and sketches a decade of experience with a sharp, novelistic — yet wondrously comical — audacity.

Existing in an alternate realm of time, the ghost also has a tempo of its own, a phlegmatic, nearly shuffle-like glide that seems to temper the tempo of the entire movie as if the movie itself were haunted, inhabited by this practical, ever-so-slightly yet overwhelmingly comical, silent ghost, who's invisible and inaudible to the living.

Existing in an alternate realm of time, the ghost also has a tempo of its own, a phlegmatic, nearly shuffle-like glide that seems to temper the tempo of the entire movie — as if the movie itself were haunted, inhabited by this practical, ever-so-slightly yet overwhelmingly comical, silent ghost, who's invisible and inaudible to the living.