Sentence examples for humor being from inspiring English sources
"Humor, being the opposite of applause, is something that makes him uncomfortable," Mr. Bonilla said.
"Perversity is certainly the most saving grace of Sarris's criticism," he wrote, "the humor being mostly unintentional".
British humor being what it is, the sweepingness of the plan, and the earnestness with which the coalition Government has promoted it, has made it ripe for parody.
The distinction they were flogging is pretty much dead today, with "humor" being the umbrella term for everything funny, including wit.
As further assertion of the place of humor being everywhere, let us close with the wise, wise advice about life given by the great George S. Kaufman to his young daughter Ann.
In another celebrated exchange of critical detonations, the often acidic John Simon wrote in The Times in 1971 that "perversity is certainly the most saving grace of Sarris's criticism, the humor being mostly unintentional".
