Sentences with phrase «laughing at humour»

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They often straight for the jugular, making a significant point about the Christian life while making you laugh at the same time; which is what good humour should do.

It seems to me that if we are willing ot be healthily self critical and challenge one another to be the best we can, done in dignity, humour in being willing to laugh at appropriate times at the silliness of things we do and the inappropriate things we do onece healed fomr such things.

Having slept on your laughing at the «humour» about Christians and grace.

I would say to older people: humour what they are wearing because they are belly - laughing at what you chose to wear today.

So while the initial reaction is to laugh and point at any notion that Chelsea are allowed to complain about their squad, we'll humour Mourinho and take a look at the defending Premiership champions» squad needs:

ReaL madrid wants Koscielny for 20miL * Laughing *...... in a world where David Luiz cost 50miL...... I du n no what Rafa Benitez and the perez family have been inhaling over there at the bernabeu but it's really destroying their sense of humour

Is it because of the humour and humanity of LVG, the awful run of injuries, the difficulty of changing from the SAF old guard to a new MU filled with exciting attacking intent (that is a joke) or just that it is an unpleasant trait to laugh at those who are going through tough times?

She goes on to say that shared humour is great news for your future together:» When two partners can laugh at themselves and they're not afraid to be ridiculous around each other, it indicates a strong bond.

I have a good sense of humour and can laugh at myself and also make others laugh...

Sense of humour isn't just about the ability to tell a good joke — it also means being able to laugh at yourself and not take life too seriously.

An ability to laugh at oneself is very important (and redheads usually have a great sense of humour), but at the same time there should be a balance of positive publicity towards redheads that will cancel out the nastiness aimed at us by the ignorant few.

I am easygoing person, caring, romantic, passion ate, Like open affection, like to laugh and also make others laugh, I have great sense of humour, I love cuddling at home with my partner talking, watching movie or reading, I love to cook, I keep fit often, I love holding hand while taking a walk.I love...

One of the signs that a date is going well is if you're both able to laugh a lot; and if you find yourselves laughing at the same jokes, it's a good sign that you have a similar sense of humour.

I am... i am a straight forward Man, what you see is what you get... down to earth, shy at first but once you get to know me i open up... looking to enjoy life, live, learn and be happy with someone special... i have a great sense of humour if you can make each other laugh then you are half way...

He has to have a sense of humour and be able to laugh at almost anything.

Helloo Wow im no good at this part, well im a funny man can laugh at my own mistakes, im a positive strong man, don't get depressed much, great sense a humour, I believe im a leader rather than a follower, make my..

i am an easygoing man with a simple attitude towards life and enjoy quiet and cherishable moments, i have an 11 yr old son who is my world and my all even though he lives a bit far away from me with his mom.I possess a good sense of humour and love to have a good laugh at periods when i am off work, fo...

must have a scense of humour able to have a laugh, converstations, quite nights at home and want to be loved AND MUST HAVE HEART TO GO MUST NOT BE MARRIED

Humour was a bit hit - or - miss - I laughed at the housecat in the cupboards, the gift - baskets, the housebreaking at the lonely widower's mansion and Tom Green being assaulted by the puppy.

was surprised just how good this film is.The humour and pathos of this film is quite moving.There is no - one remotely attractive in the cast, it is full of strange looking redneck Americans living in semi wilderness.Everyone is poverty stricken.The sadness of old age is there, as is the regrets of past memories, and the desperation of the son to heal the wounds of his father's past life.The acting is brilliant even with the bit part actors with the sunburnt aged faces.The fathers grumpy reticence is counters by his truculent wife, who never has a good word for anybody with her vicious put downs, which is at times laugh out loud funny.A funny sad and moving film about the sheer desperate meanderings of life and old age.

There is heartbreak aplenty, but we not so much feel it as intellectually absorb it; there is humour aplenty, too, but it's bottled up, so we can recognise it, without laughing at it.

In terms of Lanthimos» humour, this is a filmmaker, in keeping with others such as Luis Buñuel or Todd Solondz, who has a genuine knack of making one laugh riotously at the saddest and cruellest aspects of life.

If you leave any expectation of serious plot or sophisticated humour at the door then you will probably get a few laughs out of this silly sci - fi romp.

It's funny, but in the same way that joke about the uncle who walks into the woods with his nephew at sunset is funny; we laugh, and we get why we laugh, but everything about the humour is painfully uncomfortable.

Thankfully, there's a recurrent streak of black humour which stops Green Room from getting too bogged down in the misery and emotional (plus very physical) torture, not the least one recurrent gag which earns the film a deep belly laugh, right at the best possible moment.

Even if you don't like the 40 - year - old's humour, and many don't, you can at least appreciate its gleefully juvenile craft — scenes chockablock with sight gags, rapid - fire cutaways to hilariously absurd punchlines, painfully awkward pauses that last so long you eventually laugh, all of it wrapped in an encyclopedic knowledge of pop culture that has made him a bro deity among the coveted 18 - to 34 - year - old male demographic.

It's difficult to find yourself not laughing out loud at the goofball sense of humour on show here, it's all tongue planted firmly in cheek and wonderfully self - aware.

There's a wicked sense of humour underneath the fun aesthetic too — you've not felt awkwardness until you've laughed out loud at the ghostly version of Office Assistant Paperclip that's just turned itself into the shape of a tommy gun to take pot shots at you.

The narrative had me in tears with laughter at times due to the humour and laugh out loud moments — when you pick up the game look in the mirror a few times and talk to your child.

There were a lot of laughs being shared at the table until I asked the humour and advocacy question.

Similarly, former Justice Kirby describes one of the deadly courtroom sins as «failing to laugh appropriately at judicial humour, injected deftly to relieve the tension or tedium of the court».

You try to bring an appropriate amount of humour to the task, in the — you can't make jokes about — some cases are so deadly serious there's not a laugh to be had but at the appropriate time, you know, you try to bring a bit of light - heartedness into the matter... but humour's a dangerous thing in court.

If we talk to, look at, or laugh with someone as if they have a good sense of humour, they will believe they have a good sense of humour.

Besides, how can one with even the tiniest sense of humour not laugh at the absurdity of the situation and the police engaging in such dialogue?

With wit, wisdom, humour and courage, Furiously Happy is the kind of book that will make you laugh and cry at the same time.