Sentences With subject of humour

• Their often circular and futile attempts to conquer and better each subject get a bit repetitive, but there are enough moments of humour and interest to keep you engaged.
• While this is a dark subject, the theatre company presents it with a good dose of humour.
• Whether he's explaining the curve of a rainbow or why left-handed people aren't extinct, every subject in Woo's Wonderful World of Maths is vitalised by Eddie's enthusiasm, humour and heart.
• In them we behold the scenes of Bethlehem as realized by peasants, and their mixture of rough humour and tender feeling is thoroughly in keeping with the subject.
• This combination of darkness and humour to portray the repulsiveness of man is similarly used to address the subject of adultery.
• Mr Riderhood, stooping to pick up his hat, and making a feint at her with his head and right elbow; for he took the delicate subject of robbing seamen in extraordinary dudgeon, and was out of humour t
• Corporal Nym calls the humour of it under so astonishing a variety of conceivable and inconceivable aspects of subtle exaggeration, that nothing was left to the subject but that special individual ill
• I should point out that I receive no financial reward for this site and that any opinions etc expressed are my own and, as such, subject to my peculiar "weltanschauung" and dire sense of humour.
• We shared other adventures by our endless conversations on every subject, not only architecture, our shared sense of humour and empathy, our crazy fun together.