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

• It is too gross for Comedy. (10)
• No; the comedy is painfullest. (10)
• No; the comedy is painfullest. (22)
• Her comedy was delicious to him. (9)
• The life of the comedy is in the idea. (10)
• The twists of the heart are the comedy. (10)
• Jeff waited for her to play her comedy through. (9)
• Comedy, we have to admit, was never one of the most honoured of the Muses. (10)
• There was a good deal of comedy in it all, and some tragedy. (9)
• I wonder whether you will ever perceive the comedy of, life. (10)
• I wonder whether you will ever perceive the comedy of, life. (22)
• It is, in fact, something other than the true idea of Comedy. (10)
• Believe me, Monsieur, you have there the greatest comedy of life! (8)
• Delphica, with each of the rivals in turn, is very pretty Comedy. (10)
• Her instinct of comedy set a dimple faintly working in her cheek. (10)
• His Comedy of incredible imbroglio belongs to the literary section. (10)
• The higher the Comedy, the more prominent the part they enjoy in it. (10)
• No: no Art arrives at the artlessness of nature in matters of comedy. (10)
• Nor is he the principal person of the comedy to which he gives a name. (10)
• Menander and Moliere have given the principal types to Comedy hitherto. (10)
• Percy had not a common interest in fiction; still less for high comedy. (10)
• He had been playing in a comedy that could only have been played in England. (8)
• Her former panting and shaking had been, I regret to say, a piece of comedy. (2)
• And they are right good comedy; for which I may say that I almost love them. (10)
• Those who detect irony in Comedy do so because they choose to see it in life. (10)
• At Cles they were compelled to bear an inspection, and a little comedy occurred. (10)
• Comedy, after the barbaric attack, refreshed her wits and reliance on her natural fencing weapons. (10)
• If Life is likened to the comedy of Moliere, there is no scandal in the comparison. (10)
• Comedy, they say, is the true diversion, as it is likewise the key of the great Book, the music of the Book. (10)
• Menander wrote a comedy called Misogynes, said to have been the most celebrated of his works. (10)
• Spanish Comedy is generally in sharp outline, as of skeletons; in quick movement, as of marionnettes. (10)
• Thus, unaware of his high destiny, Ripton joined the hero, and accepted his character in the New Comedy. (10)
• Comedy, on the other hand, is an interpretation of the general mind, and is for that reason of necessity kept in restraint. (10)
• The laughter of Comedy is impersonal and of unrivalled politeness, nearer a smile; often no more than a smile. (10)
• Violetta smiled at the comedy she had been playing in, scarcely reproaching herself for not having imagined it. (10)
• The Femmes Savantes is a capital instance of the uses of comedy in teaching the world to understand what ails it. (10)
• He had hoped he should be in time for the last act of the opera that night, after enjoying the comedy of real life. (10)
• Life, we know too well, is not a Comedy, but something strangely mixed; nor is Comedy a vile mask. (10)
• Beaton knew she wanted to talk with him about something else; but he waited patiently to let her play her comedy out. (9)
• The comedy of this scene, if there be comedy in the face of grief, was for the moment lost on Felix. (8)
• It was as if she had been too intent upon them and him to have noticed the little comedy that had conveyed them to her. (9)
• When it appeared she made a flying snatch at it and ran; and the comedy was over, to be repeated in some form the next week. (9)
• 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)
• Alone with Mrs. Berry, in her bedroom, Lucy gave tongue to her distress, and a second character in the comedy changed her face. (10)
• Eastward you have total silence of Comedy among a people intensely susceptible to laughter, as the Arabian Nights will testify. (10)
• These bad traditions of Comedy affect us not only on the stage, but in our literature, and may be tracked into our social life. (10)
• But there never will be civilization where Comedy is not possible; and that comes of some degree of social equality of the sexes. (10)
• I knew, nevertheless, that to the rest of the world he was a progressive comedy: and the knowledge made him seem more tragic still. (10)
• Mrs. March did not enjoy it so much as coming with her husband alone when they took two florin seats in the orchestra for the comedy. (9)
• On the contrary, she appreciated a scene of such absolute comedy, recognizing it instantly as a situation plucked out of human nature. (10)
• Believe that idle empty laughter is the most desirable of recreations, and significant Comedy will seem pale and shallow in comparison. (10)
• Our popular idea would be hit by the sculptured group of Laughter holding both his sides, while Comedy pummels, by way of tickling him. (10)
• But Comedy rolled in shouting under the divine protection of the Son of the Wine-jar, as Dionysus is made to proclaim himself by Aristophanes. (10)
• The idealistic conceptions of Comedy gives breadth and opportunities of daring to Comic genius, and helps to solve the difficulties it creates. (10)
• Besides Fielding and Goldsmith, there is Miss Austen, whose Emma and Mr. Elton might walk straight into a comedy, were the plot arranged for them. (10)
• 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)
• Euripides would probably, in the time of Menander, when Athens was enslaved but prosperous, have lent his hand to the composition of romantic comedy. (10)
• The circumstances were of the wildest comedy, but the tale can never be told; though in all respects it redounds to the credit of everybody concerned. (2)
• This is the perpetual miracle of his comedy, that it says so much to experience and worldly wisdom, and so little to inexperience and worldly innocence. (9)
• It is one of the French titles to honour that this quintessential comedy of the opposition of Alceste and Celimene was ultimately understood and applauded. (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)
• To their own relief the guiltless eaves-droppers, who found no moment favorable for revealing themselves after the comedy began, issued from their retiracy. (9)
• Comedy justly treated, as you find it in Moliere, whom we so clownishly mishandled, the Comedy of Moliere throws no infamous reflection upon life. (10)

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Definition of comedy:

• comedy, kom’e-di, n. a dramatic piece of a pleasant or humorous character, originally accompanied with dancing and singing. | ns. com’dian, one who acts or writes comedies: an actor: | fem. comédienne’; comdiet’ta, a short comic piece. (0)

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