comicality การใช้

• His comicalities are never exaggerated, but they never fail to excite the utmost merriment.
• There are sweet sounds for your ears, pretty pictures for your eyes, and no end of comicality to make exactions upon your risible faculties ."
• He had a passion for'adorning'his books with copper-plates, which from their unintentional comicality serve to relieve the heaviness of the text.
• From a separation these pieces give off an impression of being conventional calligraphy parchments, but it is clear Shengzhong has an impulse regarding comicality that is a bit subversive.
• The comicality of such characters is largely due to the fact that the objects of mockery themselves create a specific context in which we find that they deserve being ridiculed ".
• And it was just as easy to predict that the highly inventive'libretto'would be greatly enhanced by the likeability, comicality and irony of a superb actor like Antonio Albanese.
• He is the finest practical satyrist that ever existed . . . . He was so extravagantly natural, that the most saturnine looker-on acknowledged his sway; and neither the wise, the proud, or the fair, the young nor the old, were ashamed to laugh till tears coursed down their cheeks at Joe and his comicalities . " Grimaldi's performances were important in expanding the importance of the harlequinade until it dominated the pantomime entertainment.
• You should have seen Grimaldi !'" Another writer commented that his performances elevated his role by " acute observation upon the foibles and absurdities of society . . . . He is the finest practical satyrist that ever existed . . . . He was so extravagantly natural, that [ no one was ] ashamed to laugh till tears coursed down their cheeks at Joe and his comicalities . " The British dramatist James Planch?worried, in a rhymed couplet, that Grimaldi's death meant the end of a genre : " Pantomime's best days are fled; Grimaldi, Barnes, Bologna dead !"