humour的示例

• Then there were his cringe-making attempts at humour.

• Even a speech on a serious subject should be leavened with a little humour.

• She has a mischievous sense of humour.

• His writing is spiked with humour.

• Do you like his brand of humour?

• The humour originates from the fact that you will often be convinced that you know, or have been taught by, the precise teacher being described.

• Unlike the child, the humorist, who sees life in terms of totality categories, recognizes the humour inherent in revoking.

• It risks being boring and trying the audience's patience, but succeeds in drawing humour from a blend of anticipation and surprise.

• But to those who knew her, it was even more her humour, her enthusiasm, her generosity, and her integrity for which she will be remembered.

• And you had a great sense of humour: we had many good laughs together.

• Meanwhile, seaside humour now appears to lie more in exposing the realities beneath the old archetypes.

• A scherzo displays bluff, boisterous good humour, leavened by a ruminative trio section.

• They focus on its absurdities and the humour to be derived from seeking to regulate human behaviour by means of formal rules.

• Deliberately mixing genres is the source of much humour.

• This type of humour, satire, can be difficult to translate outside its immediate context.

• For one thing, he said with humour, the future could hardly be expected to rely on men as old as he was.

• For instance, the following love letter achieves its humour by being written in the form of a formal business letter.

• The king humoured him, and was amazed when the old man succeeded - not only in bringing down the mango, but in splitting it in two.

• From the author's experience, his style was distinctive: frequently challenging, often with a touch of humour, always totally supportive.

• Further analysis revealed that all subjects (patients and controls) were susceptible regarding humour (minimum laughing frequency=3).