Sentence for humour | Use humour in a sentence

Sentences for humour. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use humour in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for humour.

• My humour? (12)
• Humour a lover. (10)
• He has to humour her. (9)
• She was in good humour with all. (4)
• He was in no humour for argument. (10)
• He is full of observation and humour. (10)
• Vittoria showed an enchanting spirit of humour. (10)
• The Countess uttered a burst of hysterical humour. (10)
• Humour, Satire, Irony, pounce on it altogether as their common prey. (10)
• The visit passed off altogether in high good humour. (4)
• I was not in a humour to wait for any opening of yours. (4)
• They were partly at play, of course, both having humour. (10)
• Where is our sense of proportion, and our sense of humour? (8)
• Emma could hardly understand him; he seemed in an odd humour. (4)
• Rose Mackrell or his humour answered it in unfaltering terms. (10)
• Emma soon saw that her companion was not in the happiest humour. (4)
• It took in the main the form of a sort of gentle desiccating humour. (8)
• She smiled a little, showing a glimpse of her old charitable humour. (10)
• Humour, or the clash of sense with novel examples of the absurd, is our characteristic. (10)
• The features expressed health, humour, power, every fine animal faculty. (10)
• And yet, neither her sense of humour nor her sense of beauty were deceived. (8)
• The humour of gentlemen at home is always highly excited by such cool feats. (10)
• Whence it came that she had some of her wildest seizures of iridescent humour. (10)
• Vittoria treated her physical weakness and ailments with this spirit of humour. (10)
• His inexhaustible conversational art and humour gave it such vitality as it had. (10)
• Evan could see that the creature was beginning to rely desperately on his humour. (10)
• The baroness realized it, and shut her lips tight for a laugh of essential humour. (10)
• I think, with you, it will be the margravine, and my father puts her in good humour. (10)
• The baronet seemed in a humour for dignified fooling; the lady for serious converse. (10)
• His gold to retain and his dross reject, Engage him, but humour, not aiming to quash. (10)
• It was, in the Scots phrase, a good hearing, and put me in good humour with the world. (2)
• After my experience of that night, I forgive men who are unmoved by displays of humour. (10)
• We are all dogged by the humour of following events when we start on a wind of passion. (10)
• To humour him, and be his piper for his gifts, is to descend to a carnival deep underneath. (10)
• There was decidedly humour in the plot, and it was a lusty quarterstaff blow into the bargain. (10)
• He should have seen that the way to woo her was to humour her prepossession by another passion. (10)
• And for a moment in the midst of her anxiety, her sense of humour got the better of Lady Valleys. (8)
• She had a strong sense of humour; her mind reverted to the desk in a way to make her lips shut grimly. (10)
• She is remarkably good-tempered when she has her own way, and very lively when she is not out of humour. (4)
• So De Monts, who was not without a vein of humour in these matters, christened the harbour Port Mouton. (19)
• She was in no humour for conversation with anyone but himself; and to him she had hardly courage to speak. (4)
• I have tried it since then with every sort of accent and inflection, but I seem to lack the sense of humour. (2)
• When he did perceive and acknowledge her, however, it was done with all his usual frankness and good humour. (4)
• Her humour was created to swim on waters where a prescribed and cultivated prudery should pretend to be drowning. (10)
• His verses in Scots are full of humour, and he had a complete mastery of the old Northern English of the Lowlands. (2)
• She saw that he wanted to engage her on the old subject of his grievances, and she was in no humour to indulge him. (4)
• She had humour, and was ravished by his English boyishness, with the novel blush of the heroical-nonsensical in it. (10)
• Byron had splendid powers of humour, and the most poetic satire that we have example of, fusing at times to hard irony. (10)
• He was in a sullen humour when he came back, and kept himself shut close within his own den at the office the first day. (9)
• Squire Blancove, who lived there, was an irascible, gouty man, out of humour with his time, and beginning, alas for him! (22)
• His honourable surrender of her defeated purse was a subject for gentle humour with her, venturesome compliment with him. (10)
• She was indeed a figure suggestive of open air and generous living, endowed with abundant energy, and not devoid of humour. (8)
• How can Mr. Bingley, who seems good humour itself, and is, I really believe, truly amiable, be in friendship with such a man? (4)
• After the first fortnight or three weeks of her absence, health, good humour, and cheerfulness began to reappear at Longbourn. (4)
• His wife took it off his shoulders in good humour, saying it was lucky she made the pie big enough for her family and strays. (10)
• Val looked at the fellow with renewed suspicion, but the good humour in his eyes was such that he really could not take offence. (8)
• Upon a calculation of the chances, merely for the humour of it, he laid a silver piece on the first six, which had been neglected. (10)
• A disposition to mocking humour, foreign to her nature, gave her the notion of being off her feet, in the claws of a fabulous bird. (10)
• He had set his heart on going with her, and he attempted eloquence in pleading, but that exposed him to her humour; he was tripped. (10)
• His humour of sententiousness and doctorial stilts is a mask he delights in, but you ought to know him and not be frightened by it. (10)
• At last I dragged myself on to my stomach on the trunk, and lay there a breathless sop, with a mingled sense of humour and injustice. (2)
• The humour of her tranced eyes in the shaking head provoked him to defend the baroness for her goodness of heart, her energy of brain. (10)
• Pfalzgraf Nase, as the old chronicles call him in their humour, but assuredly a great noble, led the van, and pushed across the draw-bridge. (10)
• The margravine, with infinite humour in her countenance, informed me that he wished to fit the princess for the dignity of a Doctor of Laws. (10)
• Clara guessed by that, and more by the dancing frown of speculative humour he turned on Willoughby, that he had come charged in support of her. (10)
• Her humour was a perennial refreshment, a running well, that caught all the colours of light; her wit studded the heavens of the recollection of her. (10)
• His humour flickered wildly round the ridiculous position of a prominent young nobleman, whose bearing and character were foreign to a position of ridicule. (10)

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