Sentence examples for great humorous from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker would be a home of fine comic reporting from Dorothy Parker, Robert Benchley, and James Thurber, that would lead to Joseph Mitchell's great humorous accounts of the lives of eccentrics and bums and ordinary people towards the end of the 1930s.

Haven't you every thought during a point in the day "Why can I wear a sock on the other foot but not a shoe?" or "Don't these pigeons know how much this new car cost?" There's your likable status, or at least the seed of a great humorous Facebook status.

He was the greatest humorous writer that England has ever produced.

"It is well written with a really good plot, some great funny situations, humorous characters you warm to, and humorous dialogue – and she has brought all those elements together successfully".

A young cartoonist is continuing the great tradition of humorous art as a political weapon to challenge power.

The answer lies in Healy's greatest talent: a humorous touch to Cuddy's quick, clipped thoughts.

These poems, which are often wryly humorous, express great tenderness for American domestic life: "When I flew over the Grand Canyon, I loved — who wouldn't?

Unconvinced, pranksters have had great fun this week leaving humorous "guest reviews" of the hotel on online review site Yelp, safe in the knowledge that they have no three-figure deposit to be withheld.

Still, the game would not leave him, and context for Crane's late-19th-century mind-set is evident in the growing national news media coverage of baseball from 1891 to 1895, when Crane would have devoured sports reporting in The Syracuse Daily Standard or The New York Tribune, two papers that ran his humorous story "Great Bugs in Onondaga" in June 1891.

He was a great guy: very robust, humorous, extraordinarily handsome as a young man, before I knew him.

a positive "impingement sign": Impingement syndrome occurs when the space is narrowed between the acromion and the greater tuberosity of the humorous.