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, personified by the Protestant wowser; ironic humour; a fondness for alcohol, pubs and gambling; pr
With typical service humour, a Royal Navy saying of the time was the ficti
acterizes him as an athlete who has a sense of humour about his career.
Best of all, James Herriot has an abundant humour about himself and his difficulties.
ious combination of dreams, London and deadpan humour, all wrapped in up in a quasi-fictional journa
The story mixes pathos and humour, all the while illustrating the dilemmas of im
', 'The Waltons', 'Just Add Water' and 'German Humour', among many others.
ntators praised the stylised cartoon graphics, humour and charm retained from the earlier games in t
sion is frequently mediated by gusts of earthy humour and unexpected sensitivity and honesty.
bject in his latest flick, which is laced with humour and sarcasm.
, a deep and broad humanity, a robust sense of humour and by occasional - and sometimes eccentric -
e like, which are marked by a healthy sense of humour, and which are not infrequently confused with
y-go-lucky sort of member with a good sense of humour and a fine stock of anecdotes and a great admi
d Hall-Stevenson with "a vast deal of original humour and wit", but Smollett and The Critical Review
novel is rich with Robinson's trademark black humour and verbal wit.
ious literature, Stolz united a broad sense of humour and effective satire with religious feeling.
to cover a different point of view with irony, humour and an assortment of characters that reflect t
Barrell is a British journalist, known for his humour and his exploration of the unusual and the une
stalk each other restlessly, inexorably, with humour and passion, in a painfully revealing series o
coarse features and clumsy figure, but with a humour and vivacity which, but for his physical disad
Ross is known by friends for his dry sense of humour and as a very down to earth person.
he book was a snarky wiseguy who enjoyed black humour, and even claimed to have raped three girls.
With the lectures sprinkled with humour and logic, he could catch the students rapt at
awdh culture, Mujtaba Husain's contribution to humour and satire in Indian perspective....,collectio
ersonal feelings and troubled patients provide humour and pathos against the backdrop of a public in
was loved for his natural stage presence, dry humour and wit, and uncanny sense of comic timing and
or sound quality), while others appreciate the humour and character that the album embodies.
at wordplay and evokes a feeling of both good humour and patriotic pride.
h simplicity and warmth - Lively and with good humour), and lasts 38 minutes (in Heifetz's performan
to have a keen and somewhat juvenile sense of humour, and a strong sense of adventure with a will o
s scarcely more than a span large painted with humour and delight, but not if this was the intention
votal role by writing great stories, injecting humour and pathos throughout.
pon its original release with its scatological humour and comic depictions of sex and over-eating.
sets the mood of the piece - a strange mix of humour and severity.
d it up with Goa which was appreciated for its humour and fresh story-line and was a box office hit.
neral respect in Ireland, being noted for good humour and charity as well as legal ability.
at ease, and he reciprocated with his natural humour and with trunks full of brocade and furs.
g and reinventing aspects of the game, but the humour and charm of the original Majesty will remain.
ollowers internationally due to its irreverent humour and absurdity.
cally delivered with a quirky, ironic sense of humour and a strong visual identity.
harming companion, being possessed of a lively humour and a vivid interest in a very miscellaneous v
de self-help books and are influenced by black humour and anarchism.
bury was the possession of a certain sarcastic humour; and numerous are the stories, authentic and a
leading satirical magazine with the accent on humour and pastiche.
Humour and Pathos in Judaeo-Christianity ISBN 1-86033
ng the programme's production team for his dry humour and ability to ad lib innuendo in his broadcas
end he managed to retain much of his courage, humour and undeniable charm."
of game play, participation, communication and humour, and is recognisable in form by its heavy use
However, his humour and innocent good nature won him many lifelong
ich bears a strong Leeds accent) and the sharp humour and evident humanity of his writing have made
Her reports are always extremely dark in humour, and revolve around her constant use of very p
Colditz) had a reputation for bravery and good humour, and Bruce was always a willing volunteer for
gh track editor admitted to not getting SCTV's humour and just threw laughs in wherever they would f
She slowly develops a sense of humour and pathos, and finds herself falling in love.
f not exactly serious, organ of public debate, humour and satire.
ition to music, the radio started broadcasting humour and plays.
unpretentious speaker with a pleasant sense of humour and a fine command of his field, and many Sout
e and Colin share the same child-like sense of humour and silly sense of competitiveness.
nse, has also grammar, spelling and a sense of humour and from the time they met he has done most of
ional Slokams (verses) exhibit a high sense of humour and wit.
t, writer, and columnist known for her wit and humour and as a keen observer of the changing role of
e area that they are visiting, with a sense of humour and passion that has been praised by critics a
Cybill has a caustic sense of humour and an acid tongue.
Nero became well known for its ironic humour and references to actual events.
pically characterised by their ironic sense of humour and intelligent bravado.
s the life of an Israeli Arab, employing black humour and satire.
They display his wit, humour and occasionally his righteous indignation tow
eople', 'ignorant loud-mouths with no sense of humour' and 'talentless murderers who smell like babo
oaches to topics as diverse as psychoanalysis, humour and nationalism.
as said that the Infanta had charm, a sense of humour, and little of the austerity of her mother, bu
She is known for her witty sense of humour and eccentric behaviour.
forefront of his music, as well as the use of humour and references to traditional Irish music.
far, but its intimate contact with the aqueous humour and with the iris stroma make it likely that s
He is known for his sparkling sense of humour and natural acting.
n the Netherlands for his friendly, dry-witted humour and his ambiguous style of storytelling.
He was mainly remembered for his sense of humour and sermons built around three key words, e.g.
ted for the Stephen Leacock Memorial Medal for Humour and the Commonwealth Writers' Prize for Best F
His humour angered some Sun executives, such as Rebekah W
he advertising, making use of off-the-wall dry humour, appears in magazines, on radio, TV,cinema and
ist is well written, enlivened with touches of humour, as when the alchemists are compared with "the
The lyrics are often the subject of humour, as the chorus features the Dutch lines "Oh oh
a mix of uplifting tunes with a touch of vile humour as an added bonus.
The song has a slight touch of humour, as the spoken introduction says that there is
s but someone with as sophisticated a sense of humour as Fast Forward character Kelvin Cunnington) h
The request is considered his last touch of humour, as he hated the piece.
n which the song is delivered also adds to the humour, as even a native German speaker may find it h
The humour aspect of the magazine was assured by the edit
orld Film Festival, the Special Jury Award for Humour at the Zagreb World Festival of Animated Films
ne in the 2006 movie Borat where a lecturer in humour attempted to explain the grammatical construct
ing avant-garde filmmaker noted for his use of humour, attended Selwyn Primary School before 1963
BBC Design Award for postage stamps, the Black Humour Award in France, and several Designers and Art
featured humour based on sexual innuendo, misunderstandings, m
bum title displays Kraftwerk's typical deadpan humour, being a pun on the twin themes of the songs,
Bronson is narrated with humour, blurring the line between comedy and horror.
He had a childish sense of humour, but could be very serious when he needed to b
The radio stations initially provide secondary humour, but later on the visuals reflect the stations
his great oratorial gifts and sparkling kindly humour, but it was his transparent sincerity, his int
t-deteriorating, he not only bore it with good humour, but bravely continued to work to the limits o
Because of his humour, but also because of his athletic achievements
"It was a depressing tour streaked with black humour but Theroux seemed out of depth analysing what
not only for their surreal and smutty sense of humour, but also for their amalgamation of proto-punk
membered for his infectious enthusiasm and his humour, but above all for his unwavering stand on the
Bush accepted the interjections with good humour, but the Speaker of the House, Neil Andrew, fo
His articles are known for their humour but sometimes are also very touching.
ed to introduce satire to his songs, providing humour but allowing criticism of society.
husiastically praised for its original kind of humour by Walpole and Gray.
Great acting, also good acting and sense of humour by Rajnikant.
Much of the humour came from the fact that the product being adve
oy programming that is a mix of interest, fun, humour, catharsis and even education.
The humour centred on the relationships between the worke
Much of the humour centres on classic slapstick comedy, with Norm
It was hosted by Gary Lautens, a humour columnist of the Toronto Star.
medy on the side of Dieter Pfaff and the black humour comedy "Men piece-by-piece“.
The humour comes from several sources.
The humour comes from the rejection of such taboos, and i
For the British adult humour comic, see Elephant Parts (comic).
In the early 1970s he worked mainly for IPC's humour comics Buster and Cor!!, until Battle Picture
xample which perhaps best encapsulates his wry humour concerns him encountering a team of-to his min
lture, taste for surrealism and weird sense of humour could show at their best.
contained a very absurdist and manic sense of humour, dealing with the daily life of Chuck, Head (t
The humour dealt with the anachronistic, politically inco
the time, there was no laughter track and the humour deliberately kept extremely dry, using convolu
Much of the character's humour derived from his supposed inability to pronoun
The humour derives from the rapid rise of both the Intern
he was quite irreligious, with a dry sense of humour, describing life as “a disease of matter”.
a ratings winner, its near-the-knuckle student humour didn't go unnoticed by the ITC, and after seve
t vignettes to portray, often with understated humour, different aspects of prison life, especially
The game, like its predecessor, features humour elements.
and incompetently 'went about their work', his humour embodying the everyday and the absurd - and th
he ICC world rankings and in a moment of black humour England's fans were heard to sing "We've got t
onate about his work", but with a dry sense of humour, essential for his rivalry of Connie.
ented that Duncan "appeared to have a sense of humour failure."
A source of humour for those familiar with Castor is the name of
, including the 1968 Stephen Leacock Award for humour for his autobiography, And Now...Here's Max.
e illustration and a modern quirky English wry humour for good measure.
of self-importance and a lack of any sense of humour; for example his excessive agitation at the ri
lian Eurovision commentator Des Mangan derives humour from the unlikely title, the (to English-speak
tes a staggered world where irony, cruelty and humour get together.
The humour had always been largely derived from their on-
His slapstick humour has led to comparisons with Norman Wisdom, tho
His bizarre sense of humour has remained the same throughout performances,
his talent, his inventiveness, and his genial humour have won him a high place among the southern G
considered one of the classics of Polish black humour, he is perhaps best known as a translator and
ted this terrible illness with the bravery and humour he showed throughout his life."
Known for his often rogue humour, he has given presentations at the largest ent
The humour here is the "Tom & Jerry", one-man- upmanship
who, as in other areas, has shown his sense of humour here.
Moe and Larry humour him by making him think that Bertie will meet
that's kind of noted for not having a sense of humour, I kind of enjoy that aspect of it."
The humour I like is abrasive and acerbic; taken out of c
His obvious humour in remembering the story showed he did not rev
olific in the 1960s and 70s, he wrote with wry humour in such works as Religion and Davey Peach, and
th, cardboard and string - often adding to the humour in a production.
ingwood, writing for Active Anime, praised the humour in the anthology, appreciating their "subtle p
its) focused the episode on different types of humour in Sweden, America and Israel.
a girl, something used as a constant source of humour in the series.
the varied character designs and the amount of humour in the work, which he felt was enough to light
us plants, there was in fact very little overt humour in the performance.
Humour in English (Ed.
There is an element of humour in his music, using titles such as '_____' and
as rather gruff in manner, but there was great humour in the man as evidenced by his public address
pair were known for employing a great deal of humour in interviews.
re the best examples of the rare phenomenon of humour, in devotional poetry.
Torill also noted its humour in its gameplay was appealing to reviewers.
Alexander Hoffman praised the humour in the relationship, and enjoyed the secondary
year; learning via workshops on topics such as Humour in the Workplace: cultivating local talent thr
lksy," Craddock is a strong supporter of using humour in sermons.
progressively lost its attitude and tamed the humour in written articles.
itish television series Dad's Army which found humour in the same subject: the exploits of the Home
ther situations that often relied on gross-out humour, including a little girl grabbing a kangaroo's
singly broad characters that add an element of humour, including a sadly Nigel Bruce-like performanc
l, Johnson began editing a fanzine called Grim Humour, initially covering non-mainstream artists suc
Beardyman often incorporates humour into his act.
pores and facilitating outflow of the aqueous humour into the canal of Schlemm.
tic of Freedman and Romero's work, much of the humour is derived from puns, although Theremin's abus
Again humour is a feature, as is surrealism, but he also wr
The humour is a frantic cross between Hellzapoppin', The
The humour is politely and subliminally obscene.
The writing is alert, fresh and concrete, humour is always present, and the entire novel exudes
The basic concept of nininboari-type humour is seen in the comedy of many cultures.
The humour is derived from a combination of patent nonsen
Much more humour is injected into a hard news paper, highlights
Toilet humour is popular among a wide range of ages, but is
The game's humour is almost entirely derived from comedy troupe
The humour is broad and lowbrow in the manner of many cat
on funny wigs, costumes and catch phrases for humour is a comment on recent comedy hits such as Lit
Most of the humour is based on word play and the ludicrous ideas
Mo lei tau humour is a recent phenomenon in the culture of Hong
Another source of humour is the frequent use of stock footage in incong
His humour is gentle and incisive; he steers clear of pol
The humour is instead entirely visual, and relies on comi
h they were not worthy.... Fame, that loves to humour its poets, has consented to glorify the names
This gruesome humour, Koestler noted, all came "from a man tied fac
Inside there is satirical football humour, letters (of Stoke City fans), as well as matc
tent; spicy satire, sharp dialogues and subtle humour made his plays very popular.
The writers of Blandaren, a student humour magazine from the Royal Institute of Technolog
vited to write a weekly column by the literary humour magazine, Punch.
ain in the radio and for wrote for theatre and humour magazine.
rger-than-life grotesques and obvious sense of humour make him ideal for gods, demons and other supe
comic is characterised by its unique style of humour, most of which derives from allusions to curre

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