Sentence examples for implicit humor from inspiring English sources

He capitalized on the animal's elastic, elongated form, implicit humor, libidinousness and sometimes demonic energy.

They leave the cuteness issue in the dust despite their modest size (22 by 28 inches), achieving a new gravity while retaining their implicit humor.

Even in the permissive '60s, the implicit humor of this unorthodox trio transgressed mightily against the dead-serious modernism of the period.

What's more, the dangers and monsters that the squad faces are realized with a ludicrous earnestness that smothers the implicit humor in the refractions and renders the action all the sillier.

She heard the rough-and-tough of the song and, just as important, the implicit sexual humor.

Some will question whether what might be called the heavily implicit sexual humor is appropriate to a series set in a middle school.

If somebody doesn't understand the humor implicit in "My Maserati and Ferrari like to chill with my Mercedez" or "Yeah livin' the raw deal, three course meals/ Spaghetti, fettuccine, and veal" I'm not sure that ripping the joke down the chest and laying it out like a dissected rat is really doing them any sort of favor.

His Jefferson can intimidate with his anger and barbed humor, the implicit threat of brawn, but it's a learned demeanor, concealing the insecurity of youth.

By evaporating the humor, the whimsy, the theatrics, the implicit narrative, Pollini told another story, about a moment, a century ago, when, across a varied range of inspirations and experiences, classical music underwent a revolution that's still being fought and disputed.

There's an implicit presumption that viewers will not just understand that the humor is meant for Internet repurposing, but that they'll do the repurposing themselves.

Beneath the jauntiness and good humor there is an unmistakably elegiac undertone to this film, an implicit acknowledgment of lateness and loss.