buffoonish造句

• Most of the movie's humor revolves around this subplot and the buffoonish antics of the trio and their gluttonous pit bull.
• You make the crooks buffoonish, the gang that couldn t shoot straight, so that takes the curse off the underlying purpose.
• One corporate suit occupying a buffoonish luxury box is worth five, six or even 10 guys in sneakers and a T-shirt.
• When networks have put on shows that star blacks in slapstick, buffoonish roles, Bill Cosby and others chided them as minstrel shows.
• It acknowledges that not all crooks are suave, stylish and charming; many, in fact, are crazed, desperate and buffoonish.
• Instead, they offered a simpler explanation : Yeltsin is now a thoroughly discredited leader, a buffoonish character who almost nobody respects or trusts.
• He's a trickier character to imagine yourself inside of : a virile, willful conqueror who is also naive and at times buffoonish.
• Gina Ferrall is a cartoonishly buffoonish Domina, and an ideal straight woman for Latessa's Senex, who expertly milks every last laugh.
• And besides, reimagining Harris'flamboyant, sometimes buffoonish mischief maker was a blast, especially since Oldman watched the show as a child.
• CBS also failed to score any points with the original pilot, in which the city's black mayor resembled a buffoonish Marion Barry.