Sentence examples for expressing humour from inspiring English sources

The Swiss film festival Viper touted the short as expressing humour and sexual obsession in the face of a plague.

Tweets expressing humour, frustration, and downplayed risk became less common.

Tweets expressing humour (12.7%), concern (11.7%), and questions (10.3%) were the most common, while 4.5% were classified as possible misinformation.

Most reported that they expressed their positive feelings verbally by addressing their positive emotion (e.g., "I am really excited that…"), by praising students ("I am proud that …"), and by expressing humour (e.g., laughing about a joke) or by showing enthusiasm for or excitement about a subject.

Her sense of alienation is expressed with humour, but is genuine and profound.

'You can laugh.'" It is curious how the gravity of serious subjects can be best expressed through humour.

His first volume of original poems appeared in 1814, and his subsequent poetry expressed both humour and a melancholy acceptance of life.

Usually it's expressed in humour – but when you go on to the next job, everyone knows which are the dressing rooms to give a wide berth to.

At its best, postmodernism expressed exuberance, humour, joie de vivre, was both literate and playful, and took pleasure in the qualities of building materials, their heft and lightness and permanence and transience.

5 6 While people living with dementia appreciate and can express themselves with humour, 7 8 there are seldom opportunities to experience humour when living in a nursing home.

Jean Paul's novels are peculiar combinations of sentiment, irony, and humour expressed in a highly subjective and involuted prose style that is marked by rapid transitions of mood.