Sentence examples for drop of humor from inspiring English sources

"Death in Love" hasn't a drop of humor or hope.

He keeps the camera moving to supply the illusion that something is happening, and he and Mr. Jackson use their considerable craft and personality to squeeze every drop of humor and eloquence out of Mr. McCarthy's script.

Mr. Foster's book adds a few drops of humor to leaven the gothic ambience.

Ms. Cary squeezes every drop of mordant humor out of Murray Grand's "Too Old to Die Young," the defiant proclamation of an older person who refuses to stop smoking, drinking, taking drugs and picking up strangers.

2. We've got a running list of products we've done so many times that they have been wrenched of every last drop of intrinsic humor and reverted to being just boring/sad.

Like so many smart people recruited for documentaries, he drops his sense of humor and intones in that portentous, "would -heavy would -heavyof programs about American culture.

"At times of high tension or deep conflict, his laugh and sense of humor and ability to drop in a one-liner always lightened the place up".

(The agency is actually Grey, but what is a changed letter in the service of humor?) "I think we should drop the Tesco account," Tom said hoarsely.

With this kind of humor, no wonder his box office numbers eventually dropped off, like many of the older members of his original audiences.

If they worked for a boss whose sense of humor they describe as "average" or below, the employee's chances of staying dropped to 77percentt.

American-born, he had a sense of humor, loved deep-sea fishing, had dabbled in get-rich-quick investment schemes and dropped references to "Joe Sixpack" into his sermons.