- humor
- 01. I like a man who has a sense of [humor], who can joke and have fun with me.02. Xiao told a [humorous] story about how he got lost in New York City, and everyone laughed.03. Jokes and [humor] are quite different from one culture to another.04. I like reading [humorous] magazines when I need to relax.05. My wife's boss is a very serious, boring, [humorless] guy.06. Despite his illness, he is still able to look at life with a sense of [humor] and enthusiasm.07. Gavin always has a [humorous] story to get us laughing when we go out to the pub together.08. The President's [humorous] remarks were greeted with delighted laughter.09. He has absolutely no sense of [humor] whatsoever. I don't think I've ever heard the guy laugh in my life.10. The book is a [humorous] look at the author's life growing up in a small town on the prairies.11. My wife hates hockey, but she pretended she was enjoying the game just to [humor] me.12. Edward De Bono described [humor] as by far the most significant activity of the human brain.13. Hindus have a monkey for one of their gods; his name is Hanuman, and he is known for his mischievous sense of [humor].14. British researchers in 1995 concluded that a sense of [humor] was dependent upon one's upbringing, not genetics.
Grammatical examples in English. 2013.