Sentence examples for easy humour from inspiring English sources

Most importantly, she does this with easy humour.

I was reassured by Richard's easy humour, and willingness to explain.

Cohn-Bendit's ready grin, easy humour and non-dogmatic radicalism made him the antithesis of the dour theoretical Marxist.

Although he cut budgets "ferociously" and scaled down its spending on community projects, he was spoken of as having "genial charm and easy humour".

Lead singer Guy Garvey charmed the audience with his easy humour and the confession of having a few too many whiskies.

Shaun Parkes, however, perfectly captures Digger's mix of easy humour and menace, and George Harris is deliciously spry as sleazy Clifton, proud to be "coarse as swordfish skin".

Although comedy is not Tan's forte, with Saving Fish tending toward scatology and the all-too-easy humour of cultural dislocation, the story moves at a brisk and engaging enough pace until the party's abduction by Karen tribesmen, whereby proceedings take a turn for the serious.

In the brutal world of standup comedy, Brennan is gentle soul with an easy, affable humour.

And the pairing with Kiberlain – who plays the lesser character's simpering gawkiness with easy, subtle humour – does her no favours.

"So much of this vituperation is obviously motivated by jealousy, of his success, his easy good humour, his string of beautiful and intelligent girlfriends, his Hollywood lifestyle, etc," he wrote in his column for The Telegraph.

The voice, the lanky frame on which suits and tuxes hung with casual grace, the handsome-yet-ordinary face which radiated integrity and easy good humour: it was all classic Stewart.