Sentence examples for introduce humour from inspiring English sources

Through it all, he's learned that half the battle for commentators is finding the right time to introduce humour into the broadcast.

Unfortunately for her election prospects, Hillary has never quite learned to introduce humour or compassion into her speaking voice and on a good day sounds like an android trying to trick the last human out of a bunker.

"What I noticed was it's a much more successful event if one can introduce humour.

With Captain Pantoja And The Special Service (1973) he introduced humour into his novels.

If our results are replicated, consideration should be given to systematically introducing humour therapy as a psychosocial intervention to reduce the level of agitation in nursing home residents.

The irony, as far as Ole Sondberg is concerned, is that, in the Swedish Wallander, there has been a self-conscious attempt to introduce more humour and to escape from the stereotype of gloomy Swedes.

However, the invasive sampling method makes it difficult to introduce vitreous humour proteomics in the daily clinical practice.

The final minutes of the discussion were devoted to one group member's suggestion to introduce some humour into their relationship and to be more playful with the patient.

He also introduces colloquialisms, humour, and elements from the popular farce.

His popular play, The Lion of the West (first performed 1831; first published 1954), introduced frontier humour to the stage by depicting a character resembling Davy Crockett and helped during the 1830s to contribute to the growing legend of Crockett.

Hosted by former Miss Naidoc Maurial Spearim, acts at the Naidoc Jam were introduced with humour and aplomb and gig-goers were reminded that they gathered on the land of the Wurundjeri People.