Sentence examples for frank humour from inspiring English sources

We were pretty poor," Paul Collingwood says, his face creasing in amusement as he remembers his international debut in 2001 with the kind of frank humour and clear language that can only benefit the current national team.

This will allow you to really pull back the curtain, be frank and use humour, if you've got a knack for it.

Frank is frank.

In December 1984 he was elected to represent Mayo, S.Aus., in the House of Representatives, where his good humour, confidence, and frank reaction to the difficulties that crossed his path endeared him to his party.

Jade Wright of the Liverpool Echo thought the adaptation had showed "a good-natured and frank Catherine", with Jones managing to "combine humility and humour with perfect aplomb".

The campaign shelved the overly frank speeches in the end, arguing that her sense of humour was probably misunderstood.

It is a frank, convincing book, more shocking in its straightforwardness and apparent good humour than a more obviously manipulative account.

Here Churchill was in his element, in the firing line at fighter headquarters, inspecting coast defenses or antiaircraft batteries, visiting scenes of bomb damage or victims of the "blitz," smoking his cigar, giving his V sign, or broadcasting frank reports to the nation, laced with touches of grim Churchillian humour and splashed with Churchillian rhetoric.

Gallows humour.

6. Humour.

My humour.