Sentence examples for robust humor from inspiring English sources

We will remember his integrity, loyalty, generosity, kindness and great, good, robust humor.

A contemporary political resonance was obvious, but robust humor deflected any hint of preachiness.

But audiences wary of official masterpieces should know that it's an overwhelming experience, with a robust humor and poignancy that tingle afresh in this prematurely grizzled new millennium.

Appearances on radio and television, in newspapers and at state occasions made his face, Oxbridge-accented speech and robust humor familiar to millions.

For what has been created here is a ravishing dialogue among forms of storytelling and theater, enacted with delicate precision and robust humor by the ensemble.

The Fifth, for trombone, limns the instrument's capacity for robust humor with melancholy undercurrents; Chris McIntyre gave full measure to both in a poignant interpretation.

The themes of the play are, I suppose, death and family, but, of course, this is a Pinter play, so there's a lot of, shall we say, robust humor--a lot of piss and vinegar".... Reisz insists that doing a Pinter play isn't so much a matter of interior exploration.

Lincoln had a notoriously robust sense of humor; much in the early chapters of A Self-Made Man is duly hilariously funny.

The show had a fine set of impudent lyrics and an inventive staging; it seemed to release Blanchett's robust sense of humor.

Mr. Gallagher has a robust sense of humor about everything, including his matinee idol looks, which at 57, have just begun to fade.

An inveterate sports fan -- he was listening to the United States Open when he died, Ms. Anstead said -- Mr. Guinzburg had a robust sense of humor and may be best known for engineering one of publishing's most legendary stunts.