Sentence examples for considered humorous from inspiring English sources

Yet perhaps because her books are considered humorous or somehow lightweight, Cleary has been underappreciated by critics.

An amiable Mr Estrada would respond with shoot-from-the-hip answers, or what he considered humorous quips.

F. GWYNPLAINE MacINTYRE Glasgow, Scotland The Many Faces of People in Distress To the Editor: Though the writer of "The Bus, the Snow and the Doctor in Distress" (New York Observed, March 9) should be commended for helping someone with an orthopedic injury, I fail to see how the event could be considered humorous, especially for the person involved.

This was considered funny by the Republican candidates, implying that engaging in Violence against those with whom one is in political disagreement is sufficiently acceptable to be considered humorous.

It's not considered humorous to be rude and insulting.

Are there any authors currently writing works of short fiction that you consider humorous and would consider publishing?

Which would have been considered quite humorous in premodern France.

In his entire book there is not a single sentence that could be considered remotely humorous, no less a joke.

During his single term in the House of Representatives, his colleagues considered it humorous that Lincoln spent his spare time poring over books in the Library of Congress.

Djajakusuma remained a lecturer with the academy until 1970, and his students considered him humorous and easy to approach.

Consider a humorous gift if your boss has a sense of humor.