Sentence examples for delicate humour from inspiring English sources

Chris Wormell's brilliant colours are a powerful lure into a story told with a pleasingly delicate humour.

It is told in the form of a diary, sitting by sitting, easily, conversationally, insightfully, with a delicate humour, often self-deprecating.

His latest volume, Levelek egypercben ("One-Minute Letters"), contained letters, short stories, and fairy tales, written with delicate humour and an eye for the grotesque in everyday reality.

Full of arcane detail, and written with delicate dry humour, this is a hugely enjoyable account of Ross and his brave competitors.

The sublime first act develops a strain of delicate visual humour in which WALLE is magically imbued with E.T.'s vulnerability, Buster Keaton's balletic panache, Jacques Tati's minimalist comic sensibility.

The book's quietly irreverent humour and delicate use of magic realism are unusually sophisticated for a young audience.

Its impossibly delicate balance of surreal humour and evoked beauty, knowledge, fearfulness, joy, and courage have never been bettered – I hope to read it again and again, summer after summer.

The wall of the canal that faces the aqueous humour is very delicate and allows the fluid to percolate through by virtue of the relatively high pressure of the fluid within the eye.