Sentence examples for language humor from inspiring English sources

Like much of language, humor is loaded with abstraction and ambiguity.

On the other hand, there is also recurring evidence that much about Mr. Wegman's early Conceptualism continues, especially his love of language, humor and verbal and visual puns, and his disdain for traditional skill.

But the one he gave at the B. B. King Blues Club on Sunday night was ultimately a "Say Man" show, one whose merits had to do with language, humor and personality rather than music.

After that, and based on my experience with the other two books, I must've thought that by using this so-to-say speaking voice I could put into the book a lot of stuff — language, humor, seriousness, contemporary cultural artifact — that I wanted to represent in fiction and that seemed worth representing.

There's a reason we tell non-AA folks to avoid using AAVE: Our language, humor, and cultural references are borne from some of humanity's worst atrocities.

They share "gee-whiz language, hokey humor, awkward stage presence, sense of entitlement and noblesse oblige".

My knee-jerk answer: Mark Twain for his amazing use of language and humor, and H. G.

Instead the novel soars when it permits the reader to surrender to its sensory beauty, language and humor.

It accents the new language with humor, but the goal is the same as with the Golf.

The story's language and humor are sophisticated, but Gaiman respects his readers and trusts them to understand.

"Out Cold" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned) for its strong language, crude humor and scenes of drug and alcohol use.