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Comic example sentence. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use comic in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for comic.

• That is the Comic Spirit. (10)
• He is only passively comic. (10)
• It was a boon to the comic poet. (10)
• But the Comic is a different spirit. (10)
• A youngster saw the comic side of her. (10)
• That must be a natal gift in the Comic poet. (10)
• The Comic spirit eyes but does not touch it. (10)
• A simple reasoning, which struck Harz as comic. (8)
• That is the comic question of the Misanthrope. (10)
• He never can be anything but a comic politician. (10)
• A perception of the comic spirit gives high fellowship. (10)
• His face was almost comic, so wrinkled up with incredulity. (8)
• The look of Fielding upon Richardson is essentially comic. (10)
• Sensitiveness to the comic laugh is a step in civilization. (10)
• Comic romance is about us everywhere, alive for the tapping. (10)
• Why should we always regard such a sufferer as a comic figure? (9)
• Her anxiety about his beliefs seemed to him comic, but touching. (8)
• The Comic spirit is not hostile to the sweetest songfully poetic. (10)
• He looked after their unannounced withdrawal in comic consciousness. (9)
• They have the basis of the Comic in them: an esteem for common-sense. (10)
• Carlyle sees him in this comic light, treats him in the humorous manner. (10)
• His bewilderment and speechlessness were a comic display, tragic to him. (10)
• Contempt is a sentiment that cannot be entertained by comic intelligence. (10)
• It was meant by nature for the realization of the society of comic operas. (2)
• And then her comic imagination pictured Redworth dramatically making love. (10)
• They have in them, perhaps, every element composing light, except the Comic. (10)
• There are questions, as well as persons, that only the Comic can fitly touch. (10)
• That is a sign of the absence, or at least of the dormancy, of the Comic idea. (10)
• His face was comic from bewilderment, and she broke into a little nervous laugh. (8)
• The idea struck him as supremely comic, and he laughed out loud in the street…. (8)
• Fenellan sent an eye of discreet comic penetration travelling through his friend. (10)
• The readiness and the double-bearing of the reply struck her comic sense with awe. (10)
• And well might it be supposed that the Comic idea was asleep, not overlooking them! (10)
• He looked at her out of the corner of his eye with a smile at once rueful and comic. (9)
• Lands where the Comic spirit is obscure overhead are rank with raw crops of matter. (10)
• A comic severity in the tone of the correction was deferentially accepted by Fenellan. (10)
• Their eyes met without a smile, though they perceived the grisly comic of the incident. (10)
• A Centenarian does not necessarily provoke the Comic idea, nor does the corpse of a duke. (10)
• But the humourist of high has an embrace of contrasts beyond the scope of the Comic poet. (10)
• Would not the Comic view of the discussion illumine it and the disputants like very lightning? (10)
• It struck her as slightly comic, not knowing that the little scene was the outcome of that word. (8)
• The comic of it, the adventurous, the tragic, they make devilish, to kindle their Ogygian hilarity. (10)
• He missed her comic touches upon men and things, but the fever shown by her manner accounted for it. (10)
• Probably Justice Greedy would be comic to the audience of a country booth and to some of our friends. (10)
• And is our public likely to muster the slightest taste for comic analysis that does not tumble to farce? (10)
• Jean Paul Richter gives the best edition of the German Comic in the contrast of Siebenkas with his Lenette. (10)
• In this dim room there were several tables covered with well-thumbed copies of periodicals and comic papers. (12)
• The Misanthrope and the Tartuffe have no audible laughter; but the characters are steeped in the comic spirit. (10)
• That comes of realism in the Comic art; and it is not public caprice, but the consequence of a bettering state. (10)
• Lord Brailstone, spokesman of the welcoming party, expressed comic regrets that they had not an interpreter with them. (10)
• Humourist and Satirist frequently hunt together as Ironeists in pursuit of the grotesque, to the exclusion of the Comic. (10)
• Nay, to be an exalted variety is to come under the calm curious eye of the Comic spirit, and be probed for what you are. (10)
• He went off into an ecstasy of smothered laughter; then his face grew grave, and slowly puckered into a sort of comic disgust. (8)
• But if the Comic idea prevailed with us, and we had an Aristophanes to barb and wing it, we should be breathing air of Athens. (10)
• He has written several symphonies, suites, an overture, a cantata and a number of songs; two comic operas are also among his works. (3)
• An air of bewitching whimsicality hovers over the graces of this Comic heroine, like the lively conversational play of a beautiful mouth. (10)
• Happily for him, philosophy, in the present instance, after a round of profundities, turned her lantern upon the comic aspect of his errand. (10)
• Comedy, or the Comic element, is the specific for the poison of delusion while Folly is passing from the state of vapour to substantial form. (10)
• The Sunday comic sheet, whatever one wishes to say of its quality, was built in Greater Grub Street, and there, to-day, its foundations rest. (16)
• The idealistic conceptions of Comedy gives breadth and opportunities of daring to Comic genius, and helps to solve the difficulties it creates. (10)
• If anything comic occurred, she smiled slightly, and where others would have wept, and thus distorted their features, she only let her eyelids fall. (5)
• Thus, for want of instruction in the Comic idea, we lose a large audience among our cultivated middle class that we should expect to support Comedy. (10)
• The Comic Spirit conceives a definite situation for a number of characters, and rejects all accessories in the exclusive pursuit of them and their speech. (10)
• Most of doubtful causes in contest are open to Comic interpretation, and any intellectual pleading of a doubtful cause contains germs of an Idea of Comedy. (10)
• She, especially, with her multitude of quick perceptions and imaginative avenues, her rapid summaries, her sense of the comic, demanded this aerial freedom. (10)
• Mythological and classical subjects were gradually discarded in favor of those involving intrigue and disguise; comic personages were introduced to enliven the scene. (3)

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Definition of comic:

• comic, kom’ik, adj. relating to comedy: raising mirth: droll. | n. (_coll._) an amusing person: (_coll._) a comic paper. | adj. com’ical, funny: queer: ludicrous. | ns. comical’ity, com’icalness. | adv. com’ically. | n. comique (k-mk’), a comic actor or singer. (0)

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