Sentence examples for humour extends from inspiring English sources
It's difficult to know if he's joking or not, and this interplay between seriousness and humour extends to his art.
His choreography is ebullient, with a grand sense of humour that extends from the stepmother and stepsisters and through to the rest of the cast of characters: Cinderella and her little fist-pumping "yes!" as she dances for the prince; the ball guests lining up for the bunny hop.
His sense of humour once extended to telling a newspaper interviewer that his parents had named him after enjoying trips to Heston Services on the M4.
We satirised big corporations, including fast food, and nearly ended up in court with McDonald's.' Which may help to explain why Dredd artwork prices have yet to take off in the US: most Americans' sense of humour does not extend to pastiche.
The pressure on Guardiola even extends to his domestic life - as, apparently, does his good humour about it.
His musical palette extends from Elton John to the Stooges, all of it streaked with pathos and the blackest humour.
Along with all her writing colleagues and friends, we will miss her fierce intellect and her humour, along with a generosity that extended beyond books to her daily life.
The novel's sensibilities extend from the sly wit of observational humour to subtle, mournful insights into the nature of yearning and desire.
Although he had no political power, and his influence extended only so far as he was humoured by those around him, he was treated deferentially in San Francisco, and currency issued in his name was honoured in the establishments he frequented.
The link even extended to their trademark tuning forks, trusty songbooks and self-mocking humour, emphasising the irrelevance of vocal perfection when beautiful old songs with an historic role in rural local communities are sung with love and conviction.
