Sentence examples for trace of humour from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, Anonymous is written with no trace of humour or intelligence.
Whenever I tried to talk to him after that he brought it up without any trace of humour.
If there is a trace of humour in this – and I couldn't spot one – it disappears on the seventh viewing.
'This is our local Conflict Resolution Workshop,' says Barbara, without a trace of humour, 'which does a lot of work with migrants.
Almost nothing he wrote disclosed a trace of humour, which is probably why a later writer, PG Wodehouse, found stories such as "The Poison Belt" such a source of inspiration.
The strong language part, I understand – regular panellist Freddie Flintoff is pretty well guaranteed to introduce Britain's most popular and widely-used four-letter word at an early stage – but I have subjected the show to forensic analysis and have yet to discover a trace of humour that could be described as adult.
There's a noticeable political slant, research into the history, laws and culture of prostitution, and the stories, written with finesse in the first-person, actually contain more than faint traces of humour and humanity.
The genius of Eddie Meduza can be hard to recognize for people from the city or for people without any trace of sense of humour.
His work shows traces of an unexpected subversive sense of humour.
Have personality and a sense-of-humour.
Occasionally, when he plays cards with his elderly mom or gives wildly inappropriate advice to the young son he dotes on, he shows traces of charm and humour but they are quickly stifled.
