Sentence examples for too much humor from inspiring English sources

"I wrote with too much humor.

Of course, there can be downsides to too much humor — or too much laughter.

It is not clear what Wisse wants us to do with the thought that too much humor may be dangerous for the Jews.

Interestingly, while having a sense of humor, or at least the appearance of one provided by comedy writers, has become a necessary characteristic for an American President in our time, in the nineteenth century, too much humor was considered a liability.

There is too much humor, too many moments of admittingly nail-biting suspense, too few moments where characters simply talk to each other.

Standish, who calls the Hollow Earth theory an "idea that was wrong and changed nothing," laces his research with too much boisterous humor, but he has an engaging affection for his cast of fantasists and misguided visionaries.

We're too busy, and there's too much beauty, humor, and knowledge abound for us to waste time.

But the film's arch, winking tone relies too much on humor and stiff line readings to reveal the artifice inherent in the myth of Dickinson.

Did it have too much adult humor?

Too much of the humor involves lame byplay between Allison and Joe, and it's usually excruciating.

Far too much of the humor on the show - which was directed by Walter C. Miller, with Mr. Dangerfield as executive producer - falls back on the sort of dreary, old-fashioned shtick that is associated with Rodney Dangerfield himself.