Sentence examples for twisted humour from inspiring English sources

Here too, is the subversive mix of anarchy, historical allegory and twisted humour.

But there's always an undercurrent, like a twisted humour to it, that I picked up on and really spoke to me.

In moments like these, the famously mustachioed perennial candidate's brand of twisted humour resembles that of a drunk uncle delivering a speech at Thanksgiving.

With their vaudeville style, twisted humour and distinctive hurdy-gurdy sound, the deliciously maverick Tiger Lillies have always been a band with a theatrical bent.

Her characters would only truly be dark if they existed in a realistic world; Davis's is stylised ("heightened" is her word), although you still recoil and laugh uneasily at the twisted, transgressive humour.

He just has a twisted sense of humour.

I think only a twisted and perverse humour gets me admitted to their world.

But he is a very bright guy with a little bit of a twisted sense of humour.

On the catwalk, backstage, in fittings and pulled from fashion editorials, any imagery is notable not least for its (often quite twisted) sense of humour.

Ellis told the story of Bruce Taylor, an old school friend without whose "twisted sense of humour" the novel could not have been written.

Offering Him up as the meaning of life is either tautological - God is the meaning of life because the meaning of life is God - or it suggests an antiquated architect "widely considered to have a somewhat twisted sense of humour".