Sentence examples for understanding humor from inspiring English sources

There's just too much dust, leather, whinnying, shooting, and mud — too much brown — and not enough talking, understanding, humor, and complexity.

They found that the left hemisphere of the brain is related to the integration of information that is required for understanding humor and that the right hemisphere is associated with the emotional processing of humor.

This is also valid for the higher-order language functions including discourse planning and comprehension, understanding humor and metaphors, and generation and comprehension of emotional prosody mediated by the right hemisphere [78].

The caudal hypothalamus is also involved, acting as the center coordinating emotional changes, including laughter, whereas the temporal amygdala may provide emotional coloring to perceptions and aid in understanding humor [ 26, 27].

Understanding humor as play with words and ideas does not automatically counter the Irrationality Objection, especially since that play is based on violating mental patterns and expectations.

Understanding humor as play helps counter the traditional objections to it and reveals some of its benefits, including those it shares with philosophy itself.

What we share is understanding and humor.

Back in the 1970s, when the British group introduced America to silly walks, upper class twits and the "Lumberjack Song," Python had a cultish intellectual following that prided itself on understanding the humor that had been incubated at Oxford and Cambridge.

I said I would try to avoid too much comparison of old Peaks with new, and I will, but listen: I think this scene, in conversation with a similar scene in the original, is going to be the key to understanding the humor of nu-Peaks, and thus its sensibility.

Ms. Minaj gave credence to the president's interpretation of the song on Monday, writing in a post on her Twitter account: "Ha! Thank you for understanding my creative humor & sarcasm Mr. President, the smart ones always do…".

Ha! Thank you for understanding my creative humor & sarcasm Mr. President, the smart ones always do… *sends love & support* @BarackObama Lest there be any lingering confusion: sometimes performers say things in the context of their work that they do not mean literally – political endorsements included.