Mr. Osby, whose music -- and conversation -- decidedly lacks humor, must be joking.
Edward I. Koch tried to inject comedy: "Most political campaigns lack humor, but it's obvious this one's going to be different.
When the women's movement finally recouped its energies and emerged from the Slough of 1950's Despond, onlookers kept complaining that it lacked humor.
It's not that we lack humor or are uninterested in the "human" aspects of our research, but editorial policies just won't permit it.
He countered pretension and self-importance with sarcasm, and while he baited enemies, he thought nothing of skewering those who sympathized with him, especially if they were overly earnest and lacked humor.
I don't think feminism lacked humor, I think the complainants were the butt of its jokes and either they didn't like that or they didn't get it.
There's a kind of spiritual illumination, a holy state, that can get away without humor, that might even preclude it — and many artists who lack humor and imagination strive to conjure or to imitate that state, not because they're actually endowed with a spiritual vision but to compensate for that lack.
There's a kind of spiritual illumination, a holy state, that can get away without humor, that might even preclude it and many artists who lack humor and imagination strive to conjure or to imitate that state, not because they're actually endowed with a spiritual vision but to compensate for that lack.
He banged the piano and sang 'Sit Down, John,' and I got goose bumps". The composer was Sherman Edwards, and the show was "1776". She signed him up immediately but told him his book lacked humor and would have to be rewritten.
The Beach Boys, the Four Seasons, and the very polite Elvis lacked humor, insight and anecdotes.
"We trust people's intelligence, their sense of humor.… People who committed this attack are just people who lack humor," he said.
