Sentence examples similar to sharp sense of comedy from inspiring English sources

Whether in Alan Melville's television programmes in the 1960s such as The Whitehall Worrier and The Very Merry Widow, or in Ealing films or in a succession of West End and touring comedies, the slim, blue-eyed blonde from South Africa with the upper-class voice and razor-sharp sense of comedy dispensed a wry and impish humour.

Apatow decided to take the chance, hoping to marry Wiig's sharp sense of character and fascination with minute human details to the broad, bawdy set pieces and fail-safe physical comedy he is known for.

Mr Calderón appears to have a sharp sense of priorities.

But he has a sharp sense of humor.

Bruce Easop, the president of Princeton's undergraduate student government, noted her "sharp sense of humor".

A warm tone and a sharp sense of humor bolster her restrained artistry.

Even some commission members feel a sharp sense of frustration and disappointment.

She had a sharp sense of humor and was not afraid to express her opinions.

She also showed a sharp sense of the state's distinct relationship with the federal government.

In this, he is well served by a sharp sense of humor.

She possessed a keen intellect, a sharp sense of humor, and great beauty.