Sentence examples for humorous time from inspiring English sources

England's Lane by Joseph Connolly - a "darkly humorous" (Time Out) account of three couples who own shops on a street in north London in the late 1950s and the secrets hidden behind their shop fronts.

It's a humorous game for not so humorous times and that is a good thing.

KF: You've never met Dubya, you haven't been with him in humorous times, but he's a jokester.

It's also a very human film, even humorous at times.

He's matter-of-fact, humorous at times, somewhat skeptical of modernity and has an appreciation for the paradoxes in life.

But while pettiness can be humorous at times (I confess, I can be quite petty), there is more going on than mere light-hearted fun.

The artists present a humorous, at times melancholy, but always faithful vision of industrial landscapes, housing projects, roadside motels, interstates and abandoned buildings.

I find it very humorous at times, when the people are petty, but I also feel pretty adamant about who I think won" (Gov. George W. Bush).

It's even humorous at times: "Mom, Rebeccaa's elder daughter (Julia McIlvaine) complains after being dragged out of bed to experience a sunrise, "we are only half Navajo, and the white half needs more sleep".

Like "Australian table manners" or "humorous tea-time email" or "people who use the word 'oxymoron' and who aren't also just a little bit irritating and likely to suddenly dip into the appropriate foreign accent while pronouncing foreign words, as in 'I think I'll have the broos-cetta'".

People with Alzheimer's can be humorous at times.