Sentence examples for accessible humor from inspiring English sources

There is no shortage of accessible humor in Mr. McCraney's work.

From its marketing and advertising to error messages, Slack has a gentle, accessible humor that isn't topical or ingratiating, and doesn't use in-jokes.

More polished than any vintage Dada performance, and richer in freely accessible humor, Mr. Kentridge's "Ursonate" nonetheless paid homage to its predecessors by demonstrating how helpful the language of absurdism can still be in addressing a world that makes no sense.

Wry, accessible humor, often conveyed without text (a brilliant single panel, showing a deer carrying his own leg in his mouth after another of Moose's shoot-first moments, doesn't need a word), and bright, chipper colors hearken back to Sunday comics.

When the first "Despicable Me" movie became a surprise hit in 2010 on the strength of its internationally accessible humor and warmth, the minions — Gru's mischievous support staff — were its breakout stars.

For safe gene delivery, we used a recently engineered AAV variant that can transduce the bipolar cells after injection into the eye's easily accessible vitreous humor.

His brand of accessible, refined observational humor largely defined 1980s comedy, but he is no longer as influential.

A writer, director and now actress, Dabis is a "triple-threat" of talent with an uncanny ability to emotionally engage the political aspects of everyday life with a universally accessible sense of humor and levity.

Instead, with immense good humor and accessible characters, he honors the gay community by telling a story that sets its concerns in the larger historical context of American political life.

That sort of absolute control, and the loss of it in the face of impending death, are among Ionesco's chief themes in the play — heady stuff, Mr. Rush acknowledges, yet still accessible because of the humor and the heart that the author threaded through the story of the king's demise.

"The Glass Room was inspired by two things: First, a desire to make the questions raised by living in a data society tangible and accessible using real projects, humor, and good design.