Sentence examples for easy humor from inspiring English sources
Always upbeat with an easy humor, he will be missed by all.
The relevance of that movie here is less apparent, though Mr. Ferver mines the easy humor in portraying a bitchy diva in a glittering pink body suit.
Many acknowledged that the film's narratives and lively pace contrasted with the easy humor and often messy scripts of traditional French comedies.
This weakness is surprising because in some scenes Ms. Taylor exhibits an ear for the spoken word, even the colloquial, and a wise, easy humor.
Though Mr. Fagan, 72, and Mr. Marsalis, 50, are peers, there is a lot of father-son in their attitudes toward each other: a mixture of mutual praise, pride, easy humor and a little protectiveness.
The former Riverdance performers Suzanne Cleary and Peter Harding teamed up with the London video artist Jonny Reed to inject some relevance into the folky dance genre via contemporary dance, hand tap, engaging video art and an easy humor.
Even as one is won over by the easy rhythms and gentle humor of Edgerton's rich, slice-of-life portrait, it's hard not to wonder why there seems to be no record — amid the scrupulously detailed shopping habits and religious practices of the townspeople — of the inevitable local history of systemic racial violence.
Not all of Ms. Iungerich's ideas work; one unfortunate tic is a tendency to use Asian faces and accents for easy, unbecoming humor.
Newsday said Mr. Ackerman "captures, with admirable suppleness, both the easy good humor and the quicksilver contentiousness that mark longtime work relationships".
Ricky Gervais took the awards to the edge of puerile bullying three years in a row, but Tina Fey and Amy Poehler brought charm and easy good humor to a ceremony where stars are supposed to relax and have fun.
Adelaide Clemens, as the young suffragette Valentine Wannop, may appear a bit less vigorous and sporty than we know her from the novels, but her open-faced radiance and easy, modern humor make her not just an appealing character but also an antidote to the stodgy folk around her.
