Sentence examples for remarkable humour from inspiring English sources

Mr Hitzlsperger puts it gently, and with remarkable humour, which only redoubles the power of his testimony about sitting round "a table with 20 young men and listen[ing] to jokes about gays".

To be fair to Roddick, a thoroughly engaging character who carries the burden and pressure of American expectations with remarkable good humour, he had needed to complete his rain-delayed four-set semi-final against Thomas Johansson on Saturday, and this may have taken the edge of him physically.

He was saddened by a Proms season "without his remarkable musicianship, good humour and charm".

But in my interactions with him from 1967 when snhI first visited him and other political prisoners on Robben Island, he always had a remarkable sense of humour.

He talks in simple, easy to understand terms about ethical values and shows a remarkable sense of humour, our correspondent says.

The majority of the poems, marked by occasional flashes of wit and humour, are remarkable only for their extreme obscenity.

She has made a life study in which everything and nothing that happens is remarkable and surprising: raucous humour is found where there should be none, while sudden heartbreak sneaks up out of nowhere.

His pitch: he's a family man with a quirky sense of humour, a remarkable resilience in the face of defeat and more passion than you might think (that kiss at the Democratic convention has been endlessly retold).In this section Washington's mega-merger A limitless risk Off the leash He's back Isn't this gay, dear?

There is much sly humour in her remarkable shape-shifting performance.

"He was a remarkable man, whose wonderful frenetic humour brought a special kind of laughter into people's lives".

He addresses all three with erudition, sensitivity, humour and aplomb: a remarkable achievement.