Sentence examples for our humour from inspiring English sources

"Our humour is pretty good," Andrée wrote, "although joking and smiling are not of ordinary occurrence".

They miss our humour, which maybe is our greatest talent, and think we really are those characters we portray … that's interesting".

Speaking and communication is such a massive part of expressing who we are as people, it is our way of interacting with others, it is the foundation for relationships, sharing our humour, our personality and having social contact.

We cling to it and hope it's true – it's all we've got! Superiority claims aside, our humour is clearly different and Ricky Gervais sums it up beautifully: "We mercilessly take the piss out of people we like or dislike basically.

They can take our human rights, but they'll never take our humour #repealthe8th "We know how much the Irish state cares about our reproductive parts," said Ms Maguire, arguing that it was therefore only fair to share the details with Mr Kenny.

When we were making [2007 breakthrough album] Boxer someone made a very arty, miserable film that didn't capture what we're like, but Tom brought out our humour and a unique perspective on what it's like to be in a touring band, partly because he wasn't actually documenting that".

Scousers are proud of our wit and humour.

Our sense of self, our sense of humour, our ability to think ahead that stuff all goes within the first 10 to 20 seconds.

We exaggerate the differences but in truth, what makes the Ashes so gripping is that Australia and England are ultimately very much alike, with just enough overlap between our histories, our senses of humour and our outlook on the world to generate the special fizz of siblings come to blows.

Even though it's part of Europe, but I would hardly describe it as European or western civilisation: we have our own methods and we have our own culture and we have our own humour and so forth.

"They are part of Australia's national identity," says Gray. "They capture our sense of independence, our wry sense of humour, our sense of wilfulness, if you like, in a weird land.