Sentence examples for Sharp humour from inspiring English sources

Moore is notable for her arch tone and her sharp humour.

It was full of sharp humour and, towards the end, a little pathos.

The sharp humour runs throughout this narrative-led game, as fun if you're a Shakespeare buff as for complete newcomers to the Bard.

Yes, both have sharp humour, especially in the figure of Mephistopheles, played here by Christopher Purves with wonderfully oily fluency and panache.

Brief and elegant vignettes, they are written with sharp humour and pinpoint observation – meet the "fine scoundrel", for example, his face "rather Dickensian in concept".

Again, what sounded like a tired concept in a crowded genre was brought to life with sharp humour and a casual abandonment of cliche.

The story's razor-sharp humour is a more refined variant of that displayed in her debut collection.

Blending super-sharp humour with emotional sincerity, Awkward certainly does seem to take its lead from those seminal teen romcoms of the 1980s.

He had enormous talent and was a man of great humour, sharp wit and generosity of spirit".

"His ability to use sharp wit and humour to puncture all forms of pomposity at Westminster was legendary.

Drafted in the 1870s, the first chapters of the new book continued the old mood with the sharp ironic humour of its famous opening line: "You don't know about me, without you have read a book… made by Mr Mark Twain, and he told the truth, mainly".