Sentence examples for deep humour from inspiring English sources
Yet there are also epiphanies and passages of deep humour.
Yet always the nobility of human stoicism shows through, tinctured with wise, deep humour.
Everywhere he served Neil Collings is remembered for his deep spirituality, humour, encouragement and the ability to love and remember.
But the sense of surreal farce and the deep black humour of some of it is distinctly underplayed.
But her subsequent novels, while still sharing that unique, hard-boiled directness, have also been threaded through with a deep humanity, humour and tenderness for which she never quite – not critically anyway – seems to garner sufficient credit.
Geriatric sex aside, there is something reassuringly Leigh-esque about Mills's film-making style; characters steeped in melancholy, confusion and self-wrought misery, but with a deep vein of humour and love running through.
Humour strikes deep roots in the sensibility of a people, and each nation tends to feel that its own brand of humour is the only authentic one.
Underneath this dark humour lies deep collective trauma and confusion – survivors are struggling to make sense of the atrocity.
As a founding faculty member of the Media Lab he brought equal measures of humour and deep thinking, always seeing the world differently.
His sense of humour was deep, but wry and restrained, and in not wearing his emotions on his sleeve, he was certainly of the pre-Diana age.
