Sentence examples for ill-humoured from inspiring English sources
Her initial disillusion appears in the ill-humoured stories collected in In a German Pension (1911).
A similar collaboration a few months later in Los Angeles prefaced the Nice's ill-humoured disbandment.
Most of "The Castle in the Forest" is dedicated to the bee-keeping habits and lusty philandering of his father, Alois, while Adolf lurks ominously in the background: a needy, ill-humoured child, harbouring an over-possessive love for his mother and a penchant for war games.
43% of respondents complained that at least once per week or more often they feel nervous (36% - boys, 51% - girls), 46% - irritated or ill-humoured (38% - boys, 53.5% - girls), 27% - gloomy (20% - boys, 34% - girls).
A guy coming out of the auditorium behind me sums up the debate as "good humoured, well mannered and ill-informed".
Click here to view Phone Booth video Lars von Trier tried his best to overshadow the accolades and mostly positive reviews Melancholia received on its release with some ill-judged comments at Cannes, but this is a beautifully shot, typically dark-humoured, if awkward and absurd, film from von Trier – very much not your run-of-the-mill apocalypse movie.
But the audience were good-humoured, tolerant.
It was good-humoured and peaceful.
Politicians have learned to be better-humoured about it.
Others have reported that she is amenable and good-humoured.
He was soft-spoken, inclusive, thoughtful, modest, good-humoured.
