Sentence examples for to humour from inspiring English sources
noun
The quality of being amusing, comical, funny.
- She has a great sense of humour, and I always laugh a lot whenever we get together.
Most protesters shunned violence, resorting instead to humour and imagination.
Rich Hall's 3 10 to Humour tours until 7 June.
As he proved with the elder Mr Gore, he knew how to humour politicians.
In 1842 he settled in Paris and began to sell caricatures to humour magazines.
In his stories he ranges from resignation to humour to irony.
What harm could it do to humour this wacko and take his cash?
Autobiography sits next to horror, next to humour, next to fantasy.
I no longer feel obliged to humour those I don't respect.
Other people resorted to humour to disguise their frustration and disappointment at the Brexit result.
Mugabe himself may believe this, but that is no reason to humour his delusions.
Lamb shifts constantly from satire to horror to humour, but all his characters yearn for happiness.
