Reflections (1960) for viola, clarinet, oboe and harp finds the composer at her most relaxed and good-humoured.
Nonetheless, in most cases, the family interviews were relaxed and good-humoured, with several family members chipping in, including women and children.
The encounter is, perhaps surprisingly, good-humoured.
No one could have been more sunny and good-humoured.
Their wonderfully humane, generous and good-humoured treatment of the refugees makes them some of the finest ambassadors we could ever have.
There was much good-humoured discussion about whether we should have literacy classes to help them to read it.
The debate has been good-humoured in the main, thoughtful at times, and occasionally passionate.
We have had a good-humoured debate but behind it has been a heartfelt and deeply experienced expression of the realities of the world.
