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Comical in sentence

275 examples of Comical in a sentence

Well right now, as you can see, the results can be somewhat comical.
His machine: homemade, bolted, rusty, comical.
So in contrast to this very tight grid, we wanted to give these figures a very comical and slapstick-like quality, as if a puppeteer has taken them and physically animated them down the path.
Now, on a bit of a comical note here is that originally Rosetta was designed to have a lander which would bounce.
In kind of a comical turn in that particular case, one of the defendant's mother had found out that he was interested in going to Syria and had hid his passport.
Some were comical.
Red can be comical: it can draw your attention to the poor little personality of the little fire hydrant suffering from bad civic planning in Havana.
They're comical, they walk upright, and, of course, they're diligent.
One comical dentistry scene; a surfeit of uppity Hollywood peasants who address the camera as though it were a moving train; and, just for kicks, a passel of homoeroticism that is not limited to Castro's manic and unremitting cigar-fellatio.
Bad acting, bad action scenes which becomes really comical in the end.
Aside from the comical monster terrorizing the workers the funniest part of the movie was when surveyors are in the desert and one comments that they have an hour of daylight left, but you can clearly see by their shadows, and the bright sky, that it's probably only 2 or 2:30 in the afternoon.
Seeing it as an adult, it seemed almost comical, owing to the overdone narration and jarring details like Thirties gangsters driving cars that looked like they were from the Fifties.
Why did they feel the need to make the ghoulies comical and goofy?
Eddie Albert as a president of the airlines; Charo in a dreadful "comical" bit; John Davidson as a newsman (love how his hair stays in place even AFTER the plane turns upside down!); poor Martha Raye is humiliated; Cicely Tyson plays a mother who is flying a heart for her dying son (stop rolling your eyes!); Jimmie Walker as a clarinet player (what did I say about not laughing?);
I'm not sure if this is a comedy or not, but I found it pretty comical.
Marc Singer, "Angel Blade",'02, played a very unconvincing weird guy and over acted in many scenes with a bad temper that looked comical.
"The Vampire's Coffin" is a rather disappointing sequel, as director Fernando Méndez doesn't re-create the Gothic atmosphere of the 1957-original but puts the emphasis on comical situations and dialogs.
Kate works overly-hard trying to convince us she's a backwoods hick (named Trigger Hicks!), but you can see she doesn't even believe in this unintentionally comical scenario.
Even their attempt at the English languish is really sad, and actually the down right peculiar Swedish accent, in which the incoherent dialog is spoken, is probably the most comical and enjoyable thing about this film.
The depiction of history in this movie is so comical that even mad TV would not have done a better job.
It is horribly written and acted, and the big fight at the end if downright comical.
In spite of that, I did watch it, thumbing the fast forward button, because the acting was so awful it was comical.
The casting was horrible, the acting was worse than horrible and I'm sorry, the guy at the picnic speed loading his plate full of food was somewhere near pointless and the demonic turd and chamber pot chasing Drew around was nothing more than comical.
It was funny and had the perfect balance of highly comical acting and a serious plot.
I've got no problem with the human side of gansters' being portrayed but Bugsy steers too far in the direction of soft, comical, men.
With new actors for Toxie and his girlfriend, who has a different name in this one, a much less grim, much more comical tone, and a plot line that can't hold a candle to the original.
This film is apparently comedy, at least it tries to be comical, but it seems like the comedy and the storyline was written by a teenager.
The idea that anyone could of concocted such a trite, cliché, yet indeliberately comical movie is shocking.
Ian Richardson is a fine actor, and certainly looks the part (he's a dead ringer to those drawings from The Strand!), but his interpretation of the character is all wrong and overly humorous, from the silly smile he frequently sports (I thought the drug Holmes was into was cocaine, not weed) to his expressions of comical stiffness in the carnival sequences.
Its so bad its comical and that does have a certain entertainment value.
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