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Australian and New Zealand speech and represents a feeling of friendliness, good humour, optimism and "mateship" in Australian culture, and has been called the

Cummings' Lovetown, Good Humour and the Stephen Cummings Band and co-produced the albums A New Kind of Blue (1989), Good Humour (1991) and Unguided Tour

the poem appeared in 1717 with the addition of Clarissa's speech on good humour. The poem was much translated and contributed to the growing popularity

to the novel, the Friends of the ABC only tolerate him because of his good humour, and he only joins because of his veneration of the leader, Enjolras

view of its variations of tempo. The last movement is characterised by good humour and frivolity, with "enough ending jokes to bring the house down". The

presidential candidate Vermin Supreme. "TabrizCartoons - Great Cartoonists in Good Humour Party Sadurski". Archived from the original on 2013-06-22. Retrieved

nickname Ente (Duck), and was a fan favorite because of his irreverent good humour. One particular anecdote about Lippens has become a cliché in German

his "quick insight in dealing with surrounding circumstances, and much good humour and tact in dealing with individuals". His political adroitness was such

underdog, spoken truth to power, and managed to survive the odds with good humour for 28 years." List of satirical magazines Salvatore Attardo (25 March

Beckett's arguments, these dialogues are charged with a self-deprecating good humour that help to throw light on the fundamental paradox of seeking (and finding)

Fletcher's comedies, a play which it is impossible to read and not be in a good humour." The drama's wit, sparkle, and urbanity anticipated and influenced the

or because they say so. Usage of this phrase is for the most part in good humour, though it can also appear in serious criticism. A proof by intimidation

Act Review Committee. As a politician, Wilson has been known for his good humour after asking two government ministers "Why are you so awesome?" and the

I. These perceived qualities include endurance, courage, ingenuity, good humour, larrikinism, and mateship. According to this concept, the soldiers are

seven criteria: lack of fatigue, good appetite, good sleep, good memory, good humour, precision of thought and action, and gratitude. Ohsawa was born into

archaic smile in his novel The Magus as "full of the purest metaphysical good humour [...] timelessly intelligent and timelessly amused. [...] Because a star

musical genres and styles such as the frantic industrial collage of "Good Humour", the eight-minute composition "Cyborghostsex" and Vahnke's interpretation

about his job as "rat and mole destroyer to Her Majesty" and remains in good humour despite his experience of a succession of near-fatal infections from

suggests that Keogh, who as a young man had been famed for geniality and good humour, was not acting out of malice, but rather suffering from stress and ill-health

Cinderella (1905) and Aladdin (1909). Known generally for his genial wit and good humour, Burnand was nevertheless intensely envious of his contemporary W. S

wrote, "This pleasant and sparkling bagatelle at once put the house in good humour." No printed libretto or vocal score is found in the British Library

Gibbon at Lausanne and accompanied him to Italy “in great harmony and good humour”. He succeeded his father in the baronetcy in 1769. In August 1770 Guise

singing tradition. One reviewer described him, saying, "Full of fun, good humour and devilment, he was a widely loved character whose animated delivery

considered the trial to be a martyrdom and reportedly behaved with such good humour that the audience was moved to tears. She was executed by burning, and

squirted random dots of ink onto manuscript paper. Gunn responded in good humour by naming a 1752 publication of his music "12 English Songs, by the newly

Festival of Good Humour in Gdańsk 2006 – A prize for lifetime career artistic achievements received on the seventh Festival of Good Humour in Gdańsk. Do

by Mairi Hedderwick. The gentle stories have been praised for their good humour, strong sense of place, and the feisty and independent (sometimes even

the good humour, at places". A critic from Nowrunning wrote that "Overall 'Lolipop' is an ordinary fare, the only highlight being the good humour, at

hombre de buen humor, Life and facts of Estebanillo González, man of good humour, (Antwerp, 1646, and Madrid, 1652) is a Spanish picaresque novel, written

films with which Sidney Gilliat was connected... [He] had unfailing good humour, and an unerring feeling for time, place and character. These were most

offering listeners more hits and popular music with an entertainment and good humour factor. The genre of broadcast music is mostly Bollywood but they also

"courtesy to readers". It is upon this emphasis on good manners, urbanity, good humour, grace, control, that the book's aspiration to usefulness rests. Discussion

most important was Flavio Chigi. For his literary qualities and for his good humour he was well received by the aristocracy and Roman cultural circles. Alessandro

wrote to the publishing company Artaria, saying, "In a moment of great good humour I have completed a new Capriccio for fortepiano, whose taste, singularity

rock climber who seemed to acclimatise well, and was known for being in good humour around mountaineering camps. He appeared briefly in season one of the

success and popularity in London social circles because of her wealth and good humour. She quickly gained the reputation of a flirt, turning down a large amount

consoled me with a smile which was broad enough to put any man in a good humour." Hodgson was born in Bradford, Yorkshire, England, where he died just

attempts for municipal and state office from 1878, but was known for his good humour about his various defeats. He was eventually successful in being elected

Coward's work it displays skill at wordplay and evokes a feeling of both good humour and patriotic pride. The song pokes fun at the disorder and shortages

instead of a tour bus and hotels. The film centres on Tilbrook's apparent good humour in the face of a series of calamities - including vehicle breakdown -

remember laughing a lot as I was writing the book and being in a very good humour, for the most part". The BBC described the book in 2022 as "Wickedly

dialogue. Critics have hailed it as a "feel-good show", "full of fun and good humour". The fact that the play emphasizes positive aspects of the Aboriginal

sensational bankruptcy for an enormous sum [...] neither of them had lost his good humour or his taste for light living." Mary Lindemann notes that the court documents

terminal and his health fast-deteriorating, he not only bore it with good humour, but bravely continued to work to the limits of his capacity over the

item of the last programme in the series. (Rod Hull had taken this in good humour and had featured in one episode of Fist of Fun as a guest, pouring scorn

sittings Lieutenant governor Armstrong tells official to act with "Lenity, Good humour and[...]live as Peaceably and Quietly with all men as possible" Many

sittings Lieutenant governor Armstrong tells official to act with "Lenity, Good humour and[...]live as Peaceably and Quietly with all men as possible" Many

Rainsford, Sarah; Lamche, Anna (24 February 2025). "Pope critical but 'in good humour' in hospital". BBC. Retrieved 1 March 2025. McElwee, Joshua (4 March

("Does this road belong to your father?") the young scion pointed in good humour to the road sign indeed printed with the distinguished paternal name

"pipshy" or "jerking;" note: C. calls Inuit "Indians") "The most perfect good humour prevailed" - Cartwright watches Inuit women dressing skins, jerking fish

Folks Who Live On the Hill" (Jerome Kern, Oscar Hammerstein II) - 5:32 "Good Humour Man" (Don Pickett) - 5:39 "Len Sirrah" (Melba Liston) - 7:19 "The People

and a dent in the warship's hull. The Japanese took the incident with good humour, with a Japanese admiral onboard commenting "it was an honour to be kissed

not always madcap, the antics of Hart and Duigan are often more about good humour than good fishing, but it is a style that is winning over viewers as

[Cockroft] handles the wheel with an abruptness that contrasts with his good humour and makes his wife laugh. It is moving to see how the two love each other

"the relations between the sexes, which he treats with sophistication, good humour, and irony. Chance encounters, fleeting relationships, resigned farewells

Greece's loss to the Faroe Islands. Christenson highlighted that Ranieri's good humour would be the antithesis to the short-tempered outbursts of his predecessor

The World. My design in this paper is to ridicule, with novelty and good-humour, the fashions, follies, vices, and absurdities, of that part of the human

although this is often mitigated or negated by the victim taking it in good humour. The dominant partner inflicting the mess can also be an object of attraction

Blomberg Award of Entertainment Film: Lili by Charles Walters Award of Good Humour: Welcome Mr. Marshall! by Luis García Berlanga Award of Adventure Film:

right-handed batsman and occasional leg-spin bowler, known for his jovial good humour and long, defensive innings "batting with bulldog determination and awesome

children's writers. "It is so fresh: the judges loved its anarchy, its good humour, its warm heart and the way it depicted children," according to committee

in a month's time, dies. The teachers return from the cemetery in a good humour, hoping that things will now start to change for the better, but life

Bryan Forbes. While the Duke of Edinburgh apparently took the heckle in good humour, retorting "If you want a funny story, I suggest you engage a professional

Anzac legend, embodying the qualities of "endurance, courage, ingenuity, good humour, and […] mateship". In Australia, as the nation became more industrialised

Budapest) is a Hungarian rally driver, known for his storytelling, jokes and good humour.[clarification needed] His father was an engineer in the Weapon and Gas

Saturday Review of 31 July 1875 described its own response as "perfect good humour and equal scepticism", considering the style to be artificially based

Disney's latest western adventure contains neither the excitement, the good humour nor the high spirits of his Davy Crockett films. There is a sense of

strips. His best known strip figure is dog Kajla (Kajla kutya). His good humour reflects in all his works, which made all generations laugh among his

Laurence Sterne's The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman, The Good Humour Club, was performed at York Medical Society and made available for listening

Sébastien CoRhino Leader of the Rhinoceros Party and eternal commander of good humour Party dealer 349 0.6 7/8 Beauce Québec Maxime Bernier Ran against former

princess. As did Seniha Sultan, she too spoke laughingly, with an air of good humour in her voice. When these two sisters were together chatting with their

Michael (March 13, 2019). "Nicki Minaj at London's O2 Arena — boundless good humour in a bog-standard show". Financial Times. Archived from the original

the actor, as always, seems to be trying rather too hard, his general good humour and energy carry him through the various situations entertainingly .

uppermost in our minds is the warmth of his friendship, his unfailing good humour, and his ready turn of wit and phrase on all occasions, making our daily

the vocal characteristics of "a cat on speed". Ellis managed to show good humour in the face of the defeat, stating that she had had "fun, a lot of fun"

last decade of the Victorian era and captured the optimism, energy and good humour of the new century and the Edwardian era, as well as providing comfort

audience, including his opponent, to laugh out loud. Werbeniuk took it in good humour, asking the audience "who did that?" as if insinuating that the noise

whose ability to take on a big job, face difficulties and meet them with good humour when 'things go badly, is accepted as one of the finest traditions of

which, over time, allowed him to earn the money he needed, gave him the good humour of a friend, and - even then - a professorial gravity." He was - with

despite its comedy overtones, Mustapha Matura's Trinidadian version is all good humour. Possibly this is because its setting, a small fishing village, may have

it "a wholly delightful piece of legendary, full of dancing wit and good humour, of sorcery and charm, mixing some of the folk flavour of Grimm with

Valda Dalton as Bingo woman Guy Martin as Policeman Michel Maillot as Good Humour man Hanka Posnanska as Flower woman George R. Robertson as Tennis pro

as much of it as you can". His judgments did, however, display some good humour and humanity, and the sentences he imposed often turned out to be less

"Agreeable Surprise;" "Son in Law" Walley Chamberlain Oulton's "All in Good Humour" William Preston's "Death of Louis XVI" Frederick Reynolds' "Cheap Living"

disappointments that go with trying to break into the cartoon business with good humour and a ready smile. His cockney accent was his schtick and as the years

bringing the bill — which he claims was taken to keep PM Indira Gandhi in good humour "at the peak of her differences with Maneka Gandhi"."I admit that I should

for the Financial Times, Ludovic Hunter-Tilney concluded the album's "good humour is irresistible", highlighting "Sauna" as a "breezy piece of pop-funk

Michell plays the brash Jason with unflagging Fairbanksian energy and good humour; unfortunately his determination to see the joke (his pose as an effeminate

occasions or events when the bar staff show particular skill, hard-work or good-humour. But again, this is rare. In addition, unless there are waiters, patrons

2016. Muhumuza, Dennis D. (17 October 2010). "A lover and writer of good humour". Daily Monitor. Kampala. Retrieved 17 January 2016. Muhumuza, Dennis

dishonest by nature, and although he did not lose his essential kindness or good humour, he became something of a cynic. He retained a strong sense of justice

occasions. The Monthly Film Bulletin wrote: "An engaging fantasy, done with good humour and a freshness that atones for the roughness of some of the edges. One

lassitude quickly vanished: he was soon doing all duties with energy, good humour and enthusiasm. Robb's ability was put to use in Operation Bertram, the

releasing the albums Lovetown (1988), A New Kind of Blue (1989), and Good Humour (1991). After a three-year distribution arrangement with EMI, Crawley

midfielder, but he eventually settled as a libero. He was known for his good humour in the dressing room, and was chosen as Werder Bremen team captain for

among the College of Cardinals and the people of Rome because of his good humour and generosity. Pope Innocent made him Legate in Urbino from 1648 to

Punch and Judy Man, it is done with an ingratiating geniality and quiet good humour, coupled with an absence of the chamber pot jokes usually associated

Mahesh-Trivikram delivers a product that is watchable, entertaining with good humour, couple of well-orchestrated action sequences and songs and with a bit

Thatcher Government but also for good humour, which won him friends on both sides of the Commons. Hughes' good humour was said to desert him only on Monday

culture. His zest for dueling was small, but owing to his sociability, good humour and wit, Hoffmann soon became the center of many social circles, a pattern

Hicks have since been released. Bush accepted the interjections with good humour, but the Speaker of the House, Neil Andrew, formally "named" Nettle and

film Men in Black II. Jones did not respond positively to any of the good humour of the interviewers and provided very brief answers. All Aussie Adventures

that "Though Chitra has a serious social message, it is packed with good humour & acting by co-stars. Dinesh Babu's story telling with humour is there

Reynolds noted that "Tony was a great House Leader. A man of integrity and good humour." In his 2008 memoir, entitled Hell Or High Water: My Life In And Out

them much of our warm clothing.' Eventually rescued, Mr. Hanington's good humour and self-depreciating wit - 'he never took himself too seriously,' Brian

hospitality presided; wherever he was present elegance, festivity, and good humour were sure to be found." His very failings were those of a "heart warm

contained her message, but did so eventually amidst great relief and good humour. "Syarikat Pesaka Antah Sdn Bhd" Website, presentation of the board of

1997) Tony Buck, The Shape of Things to Come (1989) Stephen Cummings, Good Humour (Polydor, 1990) Dannielle Gaha & Louise Anton, Going for a Song (EastWest

Retrieved 25 March 2020. "Rakesh Bedi: Humour changes its pace with time but good humour remains timeless". National Herald. Archived from the original on 25

'class audience'". A critic from Indiaglitz wrote that "there is much good humour and good emotional drama in Evandoi Srivaru. But somehow the vital spark

Zaragoza and Barcelona. His letters written during his travels are full of good humour, keen observation and his reactions to the music and dance he came across

Bullet Prakash excels. Sadhu Kokila's role as film director keeps you in good humour. Neethu is a treat to watch in the role of Sevanthi. Music by Sadhu Kokila

on 14 May 1921. A contemporary writer noted the charm, distinction, good humour throughout the score, with tenderness without banality, and gave particular

"first-rate second rate author”— a modest self-appraisal. His friendliness, good humour and forthrightness made him a first-class person. He died of a heart

Sturt recorded that "amidst these distresses Macleay preserved his good humour and did his utmost to lighten the toil and to cheer the men". Macleay

francophone House members "dined together and parted in the greatest good humour with each other," pg. 332 (PDF 333)) Accessed 9 October 2023 "By His

a fine lawyer who gained general respect in Ireland, being noted for good humour and charity as well as legal ability. His death, following on the tragic

with Scotland's Tartan Army supporters taking the unusual situation in good humour with the chant "One team in Tallinn, There's only one team in Tallinn"

first. Recalling the scene in 1986, Jim Lea remembered the fight was in good humour but was also quite rough. Both Lea and guitarist Dave Hill suffered some

returns his love with frigidity. He is, in any case, a man of great good humour who continues to make love to a number of other women. The family store

Commons where Lord Tyrawley harangued Skinner who took the anger in good humour. Tyrawley went on to be Governor of Portsmouth in 1759. Promoted to full

creating a united dressing room environment through fun, leadership, and good humour. Known for his ability to develop youth talent, he also felt it was important

a skinny, pink-cheeked, abundantly plainted Nicole, many moments of good humour, some fine location shots filmed in Queensland's Lamington Plateau, and

considered humorous between the two nations, with diplomats displaying good humour.[citation needed] Despite the serious official nature of the matter,

in the United States, convicted of manslaughter, whose irrepressible good humour and optimism help him to escape and find love (the film also starred

quarrelling she was deeply upset, but nothing can dampen her natural good humour for long." Gayle was permitted time off from filming in the summer of

remained a member until his death, when he was praised for his bluff good humour and loyalty. He married Kate Sidwell Sedgman (ca.1865 – 8 August 1928)

inspiring unity and joy. Each social pleasure giving and partaking, Glee and good humour our hours employ. Thus then combining, hands and hearts joining, Long

"Agent of Fortune" Edward Douglas 3:10 9. "Dr. Atmore's Elixirs of Good Humour and Fortification" Gavin Goszka 3:09 10. "Alura the Snake Lady" Edward

[Mr. Bennet] captivated by youth and beauty, and that appearance of good humour, which youth and beauty generally give, had married a woman, whose weak

of India gave 3+1⁄2 out of 5 stars stating "Geetha Govindam has some good humour, fine music and a wonderful lead pair". The Indian Express gave 3 out

encouragement. On 7 July 1792 he produced a short piece by Oulton, ‘All in Good Humour’ (London, 1792); there followed at the same house ‘Irish Tar,’ a musical

deftly hold it all together. However, the review stay back with film's good humour quotient. Indiaglitz rated the film 3 out of 5 and wrote, "'Salt Mango

September 1981 Cabinet reshuffle. However he left with ‘courteousness and good humour', which was in contrast to Sir Ian Gilmour who having left the cabinet

family always support one another, getting through life with a gentle good humour as they argue amongst themselves. Another staple of the series is misunderstanding:

Kothigalu which means ‘Monkeys Sir Monkeys’, the film has plenty of good humour and clean dialogues which makes it a great entertainer". "Meet the calculator

While some figures pied by the group accepted the embarrassment in good humour, several others filed charges of assault against the pie-throwers. Bruno

mixing Jamaican ska with punk energy, a bravely political stance and good humour. They were that rarity, a thoughtful band who created great dance music

favourite of the cadets, for he was a jaundiced, saturnine character with no good-humour or geniality about him." He was master of landscape at the Royal Military

Rhenish Symphony. It is full of Central European charm, joviality and good humour. While Goldmark did not provide any specific program for the work, he

stage-strutting, air-punching, kiss-blowing bundle of fun, gratitude and good humour". Gay Times also praised the show, writing that Dion proved she's very

finer character altogether. God, he concludes, has given her ‘Sense, Good-humour, and a Poet’ (l. 292) to immortalise her. It was not until 1744, when

Cambridge, a post he held until his death. At Downing "his enthusiasm and good humour together with his Welsh charm, eloquence, and love of music" made sure

raise a few "tut tuts" in some quarters it was handled with such racy good humour and wit that only the most straightlaced could quibble". The Sydney Morning

Les Annales du théâtre et de la musique praised her prettiness, charm, good humour and verve in the role. After this, Cassive became Feydeau's preferred

when the often tacky effects are surrounded by so much imagination, good humour, and sheer joy in film-making as here. Not of This Earth is a minor sci-fi

French dramatist (born 1694) St Helen Stonegate: Laurence Sterne and the Good Humour Club Archived 2016-04-14 at the Wayback Machine. Accessed 27 March 2016

believing that some incidents which could be seen as racist were meant in good humour or were not "intentionally racist". Webbe has said he experienced "only

teams happy was no easy feat, but he did it with professionalism and good humour". "Calvin Kent Angus". Tribute Archive. 2021. Retrieved November 22,

on 16 July 2014. Retrieved 17 June 2014. A Sharadhaa. "Savari 2 has Good Humour". The New Indian Express. Archived from the original on 15 July 2014

behavior before, during, and after each performance was exemplary—and whose good humour and graciousness are deeply appreciated. In his memoir The Good Times

penniless young soldier. She wins him round from anger to flirtatious good humour, and he agrees to drop the suggestion of divorce. Neipperg is apprehended

vadis Argentinus (1944) My beloved daughters (1944) The invasion of the good humour (1944) There are “dreams" that are mules! (1946) with Thelma Carló, Marcos

considered unforgettable and totally distinctive, full of courage and good humour. "Births". New Zealand Herald. 2 April 1940. p. 1. Retrieved 2 April

happy people, cardboard cut-out characters, go about their business with good humour, hard work, morality and diligence." The Times' reviewer said "The problem

the Soerabaijasch Handelsblad, described the film as excellent, with good humour and strong dramatic elements; praise was directed in particular to the

came to my place, he would sit and chat with my mother who loved his good humour and Gujrati accent. I doubt he ever began a sentence not prefaced with

day, and the crowds of people exceeded what I have ever seen; their good humour and excessive loyalty was beyond everything, and I really cannot say

Rao has done justice to his role. Tara impresses. Sharan keeps up his good humour. M R Seenu's cinematography is good". A critic from The New Indian Express

bearing his "great disappointment" with "the most perfect resignation and good humour". He also wrote to the Duke of Portland that, as a victim of his loyalty

Roy Briggs, described as "a rugged, unbreakable man capable of charm, good humour as well as a crusty grumpiness". In 2022, Holden played the role of Ted

skills and talents, particularly when matched by Liam's determination and good humour. He has been at the centre of Billy Elliot's extended family for three

Prince Edward, Lt. Gov., Council and Assembly members in "sociability and good humour [of] liberal and enlarged minds" Ships coming to Saint John carrying

this advice was always delivered with his characteristic wry smile and good humour. The Support Helicopter Force has lost not only an outstanding operator

end, you know I am very difficult, but every Creature appeared in high good humour." When his maternal uncle William Wynne died unmarried in 1815, he left

trepidation, and when the Lord President Hope with a look of surprise and good humour corrected his mistake poor Adam sat down amidst a general titter from

armchair. His celebrity was such that not only was a poem published in good humour about his imagined death many years before the event, but another poem

Niemetschek wrote, "he was pale and expression was sad, although his good humour was often shown in merry jest with his friends." Following his return

notably in The Times and The Independent, stressed his generosity, good humour and wide circle of friends. A number of letters to the editor of The

rehashing the seminal Disney animated version, it radiates gorgeousness and good humour with a near-nuclear intensity." Collin praised costume designer Eiko

"displaying impressive technique" and "shaping the character with mocking good humour". The same year, she sang Kaja in the premiere of Sven-David Sandström's

Dauphin to receive her. Marie Antoinette snubs her, which she takes with good humour. After an elaborate wedding party that ends in a thunderstorm, the Dauphin

2023). "Vulfpeck: Schvitz album review – inventive musicianship and good humour". Financial Times. Retrieved January 8, 2023. Scott Bernstein (February

yokels", while players such as Matt Holland accepted the chant with good humour. Ipswich have a global fan base, with the official Ipswich Town Supporters

acrobatic energy of a Fairbanks and keeps the film going with considerable good humour." Burt Lancaster and his old partner Nick Cravat made nine films together

have had the packed-out laughs of a studio sitcom, but it oozed warmth, good humour and all-round likeability...If a second series isn't commissioned of

in the works of Scottish poet Robert Burns, who used it with "vulgar good humour". Prick started to take on the sense of 'fool' or 'contemptible person'

grateful to the panel for their "professionalism, insight, integrity and good humour", saying their role was "to give their honest reaction to the performances"

says "The first half is lively with catchy dialogues that keep you in good humour till the end. You don’t feel bored even during the sentimental sequences

the film 4/5 saying it is a smart, finely-observed, heartfelt drama of good humour and decent tunes against an authentic local setting. Jake Wilson from

shrewdness, tact, administrative ability, common sense, good luck and good humour that kept him in the job longer than any previous Prime Minister except

wife kicks him out. The two men take this reversal of fortunes with good humour, and at first, bachelorhood even has a certain appeal. Štěpán is offered

Retrieved 2018-06-24. "Carl Rattray remembered for great accomplishments, good humour". Jamaica Observer. Retrieved 2018-06-24. "Winston Spaulding Minister

domestic. A later biographer described Clough as having "inexhaustible good humour, plenty of common sense and fun, and an enviable ability to admit when

Bryggareföreningens biblioteksdonation i Uppsala [Strong Ale Creates Good Humour: Bellman, Ale, and the Brewer's Union's Library Donation in Uppsala]

defeated. Despite his periodic revolts, Adityanath has been kept in good humour by the RSS and the BJP leaders. The deputy prime minister L. K. Advani

voice was no longer what it had been and she appeared to have lost her good humour. Augusta Lütken died in Copenhagen on 26 September 1910. Topsøe-Jensen

website, stated: "this is a fine record. Bristling with intelligence, good humour and swing, Moncur's music stands the test of time; something like 'Monk

wrote that "Emoh Ruo relies on stereotypes, but it does so with larrikin good humour, and lets us enjoy a big, lowbrow finish." The Sydney Morning Herald

staged along the way a series of solid scares, stitched together with good humour and a smart sense of self-awareness." Snellings, April. "HELL'S SHELVES:

Prime CD. "Mozart's Money" – 3:15 "Raphael" – 3:48 "Waiting for the Good Humour Man" – 2:28 "This Mountain" – 3:44 "Talking Island" – 2:05 "Mr. Rain"

monarch, naughty but nice, the hero of all who prized urbanity, tolerance, good humour, and the pursuit of pleasure above the more earnest, sober, or material

economic developer, he brings to us as Ambassador of India intelligence, good humour, experience, and vision for international understanding...." In the last

called forth. Spirited discussions frequently arose, but the utmost good humour prevailed and final decisions on most questions were sought and accepted

out of 5 and wrote, "Hong's film is driven by gentle coincidence and good humour". Mottram opined that "those who don't have the patience for Hong's delicate

and highlight both physical hardship and danger they endure, and their good humour, courage, and solidarity. Often they focus on a quarryman of unusual

hair, his floppy hat and flowing clothes. Always optimistic and full of good humour, he led a rather Bohemian yet adventurous life. He travelled to Canada

Chinese. He was known for his asceticism, his eccentricity, and his good humour, and was respected in the labour movement. Bernard O'Dowd supported his

pilots in the squadron and was known for his dry jokes and constant good humour that he exhibited at all times, even when he was under considerable pressure

Fanny's scorn in order to keep her job. She flatters Fanny to keep her in good humour. She is described as hungry. Miss La Creevy: The Nicklebys' landlady

and politics. After the discussion, Lenin reportedly responded with good humour, "Well, tastes differ" and "I am an old man". Although Lenin was not

hardly ever seen in London before, all the people seemed to be in such good humour. The old Chelsea Pensioners were in a stand near the Arch. The decorations

announced there would not be any more shows. On Air With AIB Fake or Not "In Good humour". 5 December 2014. Retrieved 9 September 2015. Aggarwal, Saaz (20 February

Ion Brad. "Obituary: Nikolai Todorov, Bulgarian statesman who mixed good humour with an unshakeable faith in Marxism and the State". The Times. 2 October

Mahesh-Trivikram delivers a product that is watchable, entertaining with good humour, couple of well-orchestrated action sequences and songs and with a bit

North-West Territories), the letter read: We endeavour to keep ourselves in good humour, health and spirits by an agreeable variety of useful occupation and

while anecdotes were told and plans and experiences discussed. Bryant's good humour and Shipton's ploy of splitting the party into varying small teams for

Commons in 1758 where O'Hara harangued Skinner who took the anger in good humour. There appears to have been no long term damage as O'Hara was given the

seen enough of his movies, then you pretty much know what to expect. Good humour, punch dialogues (delivered in his inimitable style) and action-packed

outfit, Jack the Lad retained much of the folksy spirit, warmth and good humour of the original group. Though his talents had previously been overshadowed

in The Guardian about Stevenson's death that "he accomplished it with good humour, courage and firm belief." Stevenson had two brothers-in-law who were

scene, and Falstaff realises that he has been tricked. He takes it in good humour. Master Page now says that by this point, Anne is married to Slender

blown itself out, it is business as usual and Henry and Morris leave in good humour. Liz pours Garry a brandy and tells him she is not only going to Africa

the first to put a spelling and punctuation to Singlish. Written with good humour, the books can be considered as social history. Toh has been compared

movements (Rhapsodie - With simplicity and warmth - Lively and with good humour), and lasts 38 minutes (in Heifetz's performance). Originally recorded

self-effacement; she performed her duties with a combination of dignity, good humour, and vigilance". Churchill regularly travelled with Queen Victoria on

Maning's physical skills and great stature, as well as his considerable good humour, he quickly gained favour with the tribe. He became known as a Pākehā

like a rehashed ‘Lollu Sabha’ rehearsal session, sans purpose, fun and good humour". "'Dhilluku Dhuddu 2' to be more than a horror film". The New Indian

uneasiness about some aspects of his work. Tranter praises Murray's "good humour" and concludes that "For all my disagreements, and many of them are profound

a union leader, Gilmore was known for his skill in public speaking, good humour, and straight-talking manner - reportedly telling then-Prime Minister

performances and public appearances and takes heckles on the subject with good humour, including responding to a heckle on the subject by saying: "There's

judge, he was a great favourite of the Bar, due to his kindness and good humour, as well as his efficient dispatch of business. Upon his retirement,

moonlighted as a model for several Montreal furriers. Her looks and good humour made her popular amongst high society. She was introduced to many notable

magazine was titled Aussie: The Cheerful Monthly and was to retain the good humour, stories and cartoons that made the field magazine so popular and sustain

and explains concepts like jihad and Ramadan with 'unpatronisingly good humour', explores "British values" and debunks Islamophobic abuse. In August

health, but according to accounts of her life she was in continuing good humour. in 1872 she applied to the Royal Literary Fund describing herself as

all three of us used to meet as good friends and exchange thoughts in good humour Lawrence Sundaram in his book Anjali mentions "Apart from his brilliance

of the Year award, but her underwear. Tom Jones accepted the gift in good humour, and replied by saying, "I didn't think you wore any". Universal Music

voci di Napooli (street-cries of Naples). An exception to the general good humour of the series is a figure of a mutilated war veteran beggar, with only

Royal School at Enniskillen in Ulster, where Willie became known for his good-humour and friendliness, later being described by a classmate as "clever, erratic

having a good range of exotic examples and being well-written with good humour. In the 1999 film Magnolia, a boy is reading in the library, and the

his short temper with the press, while Ranieri has a reputation for good humour. The appointment was met with scepticism by pundits, including Leicester

undertook the first tour of North America by a Prince of Wales. His genial good humour and confident bonhomie made the tour a great success. He inaugurated

and Angel. Louis and Angel are an unlikely couple whose quibbles and good humour are sometimes the source of comic relief. Louis is an enigmatic, large

capture the imagination of these penned-up youths. He was overflowing with good humour and love for life, and with enthusiasm and charm. It is rare indeed that

hormone treatment (which had been discontinued a year previously) "with good humour" and had shown no sign of despondency before his death. He even set down

White's Charlotte's Web. Pigs tend to be "bearers of cheerfulness, good humour and innocence". Many of these books are completely anthropomorphic, dressing

weight': and 'his obstreperous self-satisfaction put everybody into good humour.' In November 1891 he created the tenor lead in the London production

remaining Penal Laws would be enforced with all possible mildness and good humour. As one of the leaders of the Catholic Association in its original form

praise his astuteness, are encouraged by his diligence and like his good humour. The hardest man to draw into conversation about Halloway is Halloway

prisoners; so that they almost as often murdered a man from the excess of good humour, as out of passion and resentment; and the unfortunate could never be

really defensible", but that overall the novel is "saved by pace and good humour", and that "its tone is genuinely light". Hayao Miyazaki contributed

in 1895. She became known for treating everyone equally and for her good humour, having once danced an Irish jig to entertain and rally her patients

dedicated his 'Epistle on Women' to her, telling her she had "sense, good humour, and a poet". In 1739 her brother died, leaving children to whom she

land as much as Ashley, who owns it; Ashley accepts this with laconic good humour. The boundaries of class and experience are palpable - Jim has grown

Brigade on the North West Frontier from 1916 to 1919. He had perpetual good humour, enthusiasm, and love of alcohol, coupled with competence and shrewdness

really defensible", but that overall the novel is "saved by pace and good humour", and that "its tone is genuinely light". Hayao Miyazaki contributed

circus populated by a Fellini-like cast of caricatures. It is irony and good humour make it high-class, entertainment for family audiences as well as the

auspiciously as a slightly strained genteel comedy of manners. The bumbling good humour of Talbot colliding with the more snobbish university sensibilities of

1994, but despite pain and irksome operations never lost his affable good humour. He was forced by the pain to retire in June 2008, replaced by Jos Valdman

crank. He seemed to me to be a modest and dignified person, full of good humour, and as unperturbed by lack of recognition as he was later by the fame

Afghanistan and Pakistan respectively. Bush accepted the interjections with good humour but the Speaker of the House, Neil Andrew formally "named" Brown and

Brussels International Supporters Award for their charity work, general good humour and behaviour and efforts to stamp out sectarianism. Representatives

as friendly, saying, "they bade us adieu, in unabated friendship and good humour". The recorded history of Penrith began on 26 June 1789. Eighteen months

expressed disappointment at having won only silver, though he displayed good humour and also looked forward to the next Olympics in London. Idowu missed

strong young man, well-liked and popular. He had a ready smile and good humour, never complained about his wounds and bore his infirmities manfully

Delhi searches me the most on YouTube". "'Ambarsariya' isn't just about good humour, it also offers several valuable lessons: Diljit Dosanjh". "Being spiritual

Pernille in Ludvig Holberg's Gert Westphaler. She was appreciated for her good humour and clear diction. After gaining further experience while performing

Office. His knowledge of the Italian language and his affability and good humour, however, often helped in mediating between the papal regime and the

percussive attacks give his methods a more colourful style, and a generous good humour gives all his records an upbeat feel." Part of the humor was Silver's

them, too, is Desmond Cory, a man whose ingenuity, imagination, and good humour pervade his works with an agreeable excitement and read-ability." —Bristol

society and urged the young to follow her example: As we admire the grit, good humour and faith that Ms Hsu has, might we also ponder over a certain dilemma:

rhetorical training—"restraint, coolness under pressure, modesty, and good humour"—endured into the 18th century as a Western educational ideal. In Latin

Southampton) became the most popular optional course run by the department. His good humour, friendliness, willingness to give up his time, and sharp mind all contributed

Guardian took note of Isaac's "cheerful, vigorous presence", "energy and good humour". Melanie Haupt of The Austin Chronicle identified him as "polite, professional

by journalists. Three further daily individual awards were given for good humour, teamwork and elegance. Overall awards were given for these also, with

versatile breadth of his contributions to our joint endeavour, nor the warm good humour with which he makes them." Dawkins also thanks his wife Lalla's "unfailing

jokes as let his sentences stretch out and relax into feet-up, contented good humour." and "Bryson's descriptions of 50s Des Moines [...] makes you wish that

Moore himself stated that he thought the sketch was funny and took it in good humour. Indeed, he had always embraced the "eyebrows" gag wholeheartedly, and

military matters by non-military personnel with disgust, but he was in good humour at this moment, and responded with a delicate reproof: "Well, Doctor

parts of the globe" and back. Commentators are struck by the cheerful good humour in her writing, especially in the lively descriptions of interludes in

received mixed reviews. The Guardian praised Ozeki's "calm, dry, methodical good humour and wit". The Washington Post described the narrative as "cluttered"

Alençon, was proposed but Walsingham considered him ugly and "void of a good humour". Elizabeth was 20 years older than Alençon, and was concerned that the

inadvertently referred to as "Robin Cock" by David Dimbleby. Cook responded with good humour with "Yes, David Bumblebee", and Dimbleby apologised twice on air for

as we do, be taken by admiration upon the never ending patience, the good humour and the generosity, by which she gives her time, her care and her ointments

those films. I tried to get real human interest in the stories, and some good humour". Writing in 2005, the television history lecturer Dr Catherine Johnson

" NTV Telugu criticised the film for its poor storyline and lack of good humour. On performances, the reviewer stated that "Dhanya comes with a lot of

confessed that the recording was a prank, which Collins accepted in good humour. In July 1970, the rock band Genesis had signed with Charisma Records

(11 March 2020). "Colin Brown: Independent journalist admired for his good humour, tenacity and political scoops". The Independent. Retrieved 13 February

from head to toe, whores, ageing pederasts and young couples all in good humour. Tom D said it helped him to keep in touch with his constituency. A December

sparkling humour ... its gentle spirit of humanity" all put the reader "in good humour with ourselves, with each other, with the season and with the author"

and adaptability, Ancelotti has also drawn praise for his kindness, good humour, and his calm, balanced approach as a manager, as well as his ability

"The bronze penguin", Zielona Góra / Poland 2002: Grand Prix at the Good Humour Festival in Gdańsk October 2009: Two golden Golden Troughs at the Ryjek

was a profitable source of income. The bourgeoisie accepted this in good humour as a symbolic act of local patriotism. In the beginning the lads shouted

known for the freedom of line, sense of freshness, bright colours and good humour in his work. He worked mainly in linocuts, woodcuts, watercolours and

dominates the show throughout as a cunningly cute contender. He keeps good humour going on with his funny acts". In 2002 he made his debut in Bollywood

royal blood, although she surprised many observers with her charm and good humour at times. At official dinners, it is said she "smiled at the small incongruities

shrewdness, tact, administrative ability, common sense, good luck and good humour that kept him in the job longer than any previous prime minister except

apologised for the comments, but maintained it was a poor attempt at good humour, given the occasion. On 29 March 2019, McGuire came under more controversy

has a decent first half, with nice performances, clever screenplay and good humour". Dundoo, Sangeetha Devi (15 December 2013). "Boyzone". The Hindu. "Second

terms: If she cannot claim wisdom, she has a great deal of good sense and good humour, and is guided by them to write a poem more original than she herself

finale of the film he destroys the house of the Flodders who take it with good humour. Nelly Frijda as Ma Flodder Huub Stapel as son Johnny Flodder René van

Wars. It was partly a parody of The Transports, but Bellamy took it in good humour and even sang the role of narrator. Another of Bellamy's ambitious projects

lines on a number of occasions but took it all with her traditional good humour.[citation needed] On 16 November 2007, she visited Mill Hill School in

describes how jokes and joking are used to communicate much more than just good humour. That is a single example of the function of joking in a social setting

foreign minister felt, "this Country is anxious to keep the Americans in good humour". David M. Kennedy; Lizabeth Cohen; Mel Piehl (2016). The Brief American

is my last column for the time being. Thank you for your support and good humour for the past five years. Keep buying papers! "Randling". Australian Broadcasting

"absolute fearlessness in denouncing friend and foe alike", his wit and good humour, hard work and dedication endeared him to his constituents. Unostentatiously

father figure in Örgryte, working hard and encouraging his teammates with good humour, and he was named team captain. He won the 2000 Swedish Cup with the

Twitter. Retrieved 4 December 2022. "'Babe Bhangra Paunde Ne' — combo of good humour and social message". Daily Times. 11 October 2022. Retrieved 18 October

demons and excesses. Ray was known by his peers as a man of general good humour. He was also known as somewhat of a jokester as described by fellow painter

won great affection by his personal qualities of charm, integrity and good humour. We shall miss him greatly. He is buried at St Mark's Church of Ireland

was severely incapacitated by a childhood accident, and noted for his good humour and strength of character. He worked as an insurance agent and was closely

Justice, spoke of Heber's cheerfulness, his lack of self-importance, his good humour, patience and kindness. Flags were flown at half-mast in Madras and Calcutta

According to Salomons' biography, Breguet was known for his kindness and good humour. It is recorded that if a workman came to Breguet with a finished piece

but among the more temperate Arabs it is so welcome a provocative to good humour, that about two hundred and eighty camel-loads of it are used every year

here? Why thus assembled, ye Protestant Boys? Do mirth and good liquor, good humour, good cheer, Call us to share of festivity's joys? Oh, no! 'tis the cause

identical with that of the Stonedownors), their skill at seamanship, their good humour and their love of story-telling. A common Giantish interjection is, "Stone

"It is a slowly narrated film that manages to keep the audience in good humour, it could have been a more striking story with better energy levels from

indefinite opinions'. He was said to have accepted his defeat with 'good humour' but was thereafter regarded as a supporter of Gladstone. Following his

once polite and cordial, full of social hilarity and the most perfect good humour; never diverging into ungraceful merriment, and yet keeping up the spirit

ease rather than elegance; a face expressive at once of sagacity and good humour, but overlaid with a deep shade of thoughtfulness; features boldly put

Monthly Film Bulletin wrote that the movie "tells its tale with abundant good humour and is a constant visual delight." Nick Pratt reviewed The Island at

positive influence, Rasmussen tells us that Arnarulunnguaq had "that good humour about her that only a woman can instil [and was as] entertaining and

He was walking with surprising alacrity, and saluted us with great good-humour, like one satisfied with himself for having done a good action. I believe

skaters are often possessed of 'temperaments', but Mr Hall's patience and good humour overcame all difficulties." Hall was a member of the victorious Great

mansion, and their relationships are characterised by mutual affection and good humour, albeit with signs of self-restraint in deference to the occasion. After

industrial and agricultural parishes, from the established church. Yet the good humour and informality of the Fishers won them many friends, both at home and

Bangladesh concert had released him from the woes of the past." The same good humour is evident in the performance of "Miss O'Dell", which Harrison recorded

exact prototype of a rifleman. His unwearied flow of spirits kept us in good humour during two days and nights in a dead calm, in the middle of the Bay of

pied by road protester Rebecca Lush. Clarkson took this incident in good humour, responding "good shot" and subsequently referring to Lush as "Banana

in searing desert heat, but seemingly took it all in his stride with good humour. Beadell's sense of humour was well known, and he referred to many of

almost anybody in public life at will, and he often did so with gentle good humour in the numerous columns that he wrote for the Indonesian publication

left, and he complained to me. I apologised, and Rory, with immense good humour, said, 'Okay. Forget it. The best of luck to the lot of you.'" The Hurricanes

brought a new energy and humour to the board-game field: its blend of good humour and gameplay is pitch-perfect and has introduced a range of titles from

loudly announcing "Your Majesty is welcome to Scotland!". The King, in good humour, bowed graciously at this unplanned intrusion as his carriage moved off

not a "true grass", to be botanically correct here. Máchal:" When in good humour, he drives the fish into the fisherman's net"; Afanasyev: "счастливый

producers and locations. This is a DIY basement enterprise, with the good humour, hardcore ethos and sheer hustle to pull it all together. You're either

attacked Cibber extensively in his poetry. Cibber replied mostly with good humour to Pope's aspersions ("some of which are in conspicuously bad taste"

Leopold, which according to Charlotte "is a great mark of the most perfect good humour". The couple returned to London for the social season, and when they

his face. A less murderous countenance than Barrett's I have not seen. Good humour was latent in his every feature and he took the greatest interest in

claims 'DC died with Bon. Jonno [Brian Johnson] is in fine voice and good humour throughout, and the live setting gives Angus space to stretch out a bit

hour. I apologised to Cameron personally". Cameron took the incident in good humour, recorded a parody of the incident for Etchingham's 40th birthday and

that read: My high-spirited behaviour which was only ever intended in good humour to entertain colleagues on set and back stage has been well-documented

long-time friend. He endures Mel's mood swings with resignation and good humour; it is hinted that he is romantically interested in her. They finally

as "strong, lively, picturesque" and states that his "animation and good humour temper his dogmatic tone". George Saintsbury called him "unquestionably

wealth or social standing, by ready exercise of courtesy and friendly good humour, and by ready offering of individual sacrifice in protecting and preserving

amiable absurdities and "splendid pageantry" that it is all received as good humour, with Prime Minister Gladstone complimenting the opera's good taste.

raid. A Luftwaffe pilot gave this description "We were in exceptional good humour knowing that we were going for a new target, one of England's last hiding

pitched the idea, I thought it was funny and interesting because it had good humour and romance quotient as well".[citation needed] Two of the characters

Secretary for Ireland and a privy councillor. In this position his careless good humour pleased the Irish and the prime minister, and he almost thought he had

verdict ... does not do justice to the homely virtues and unfailing good-humour of his staid and trustworthy character. The Prince of Denmark's March

stated in 1819, "Americans preserve their gravity and quietness and good-humour even in their drink." He believed it would be "far better for them to

and Aladdin. The dust jacket for A Book of Giants notes "her wit and good humour. There is not a word wasted." Manning-Sanders died in 1988 in Penzance

knew as little of the science or rules of the game as they excelled in good humour, and in abundant weight and pluck. What a game that was to be sure!’

the characterisation, and the general air of "frankness, freshness and good humour". The Era said, "The humour of the dialogue is delightful, the drollery

team of 5 women inspectors. In this position, she was known for her good humour which helped relations with factory managers. In 1895, she joined the

shot the plane down". The club however reacted by taking the stunt in good humour issuing a statement saying: "We can see the funny side of the joke and

"thousands of books to their new home in a mammoth effort amid much good humour".: p.4  A new school hall was officially opened on Saturday 25 June 1960

possessed of a crystalline laughter, wonderful grace, enchanting charm and good humour. She had a sunny and pleasant personality. Her love of poetry is considered

to Aisha, who had related: "But I shall never cease to marvel at her good humour and laughter, although she knew that she was to die." (Ibn Ishaq, Biography

"evidence of a writing team which is too lazy and incompetent to write good humour". "20th Century Fox – Fox In Flight – Family Guy". 20th Century Fox.

a little excess in comic situations. But it is clear, of a constant good humour which is irresistible, and the spirit of vaudeville joins a spirit of

in the next issue. Spafford was said to have taken the incident with good humour. Gold medal for his display of Falkland Islands 1842-1946 at Capex '96

natural world and of human nature, a testament to the resilience and good humour of a generation that had known the Great War'. Wikimedia Commons has

are soldiers and people. If the king is clever, he should keep them in good humour. Thus there will be no law and order problem. Keep soldiers always on

wonder at Pustrpalk's endless travels, his achievements and his constant good humour. Scene 3: At Pustrpalk's encampment A few days later, Pustrpalk's troupe

also said that he had some pain in his chest and arms. He seemed in good humour, however, and made a joke out of it.: 159  When he did not arrive at

nomadic drifting round the studios looking for the right kind of film. The good humour, the lenitive smile, the frog in the throat voice betray nothing of the

well as British garrisons in Germany. In it she praised the “spirit, good humour and courage” of troops stationed across the globe in what has been a

The ten part suite "Zombie Dolls", the frantic industrial collage of "Good Humour", the eight-minute composition "Cyborghostsex", the electroacoustic "Itume"

despite acts committed in the interim. Most observers commented on his good humour while awaiting execution; he spent much of the time petitioning on behalf

commander at Calais, was also at Colditz) had a reputation for bravery and good humour, and Bruce was always a willing volunteer for whatever was being planned

behave in this way we shall find that our inner peace, our joy, our good humour will attract many souls to God. Give witness to Christian joy. Show to

Hermansen was described as not being "at all aristocratic, and with her good humour she was popular among her friends" and as having also contributed significantly

suffered from trembling hands and failing eyesight, but retained his good humour to the end. His final contribution to botanical art was the 122 plates

brings out the joie de vivre of the novel, and is full of his trademark good humour and naughty wit." Fanny Hill was directed by James Hawes, who previously

and hasted to recite it to us in the evening. In this warm atmosphere good humour awoke in him again, he was always coming up with new jokes and pranks

articles, relative to this settlement, were now taken notice of with great good humour and pleasant raillery. The total want of wheelbarrows, and the ill-treatment

professional capacity earned him the respect of the boys and his natural good humour and good manners gained him the love of all." When he retired, a dinner

and the speed and clarity of his longhand writing, while his energy, good humour and organising ability earned for him leadership of the literary staff

Marescalchi: Traps Guglielmo Spoletini: Camaro The womaniser Kitosch takes with good humour the whipping dealt to him by boss Don Jaime after he has fondled the

pop with "tongue-in-cheek tunes, delivered with an excess of flair and good humour". It was also described as being "one of Ant's best records and one of

something. Out of all the other tugboats, Hank is special because of his good humour and nature to learn and grow from his mistakes. Emily "the Vigorous":

The media in Cameroon described Bongo as "very friendly and full of good humour", with journalists remembering him affectionately. Members of the general

hospitalisations due to uraemia (a sign of liver failure) and pleurisy: in typical good-humour O'Brien attributed this declining health to "St Augustine's vengeance"

subjects, who were assembled in every spot to witness the Procession. Their good humour and excessive loyalty was beyond everything, and I really cannot say

insubstantial, but, it enthused, "what gaiety in the dialogue, what good humour, what pleasing words, what fun in this childishness, what unforeseen

although she has a very hot temper. Because of her general jolliness and good humour though, she is popular with the girls. Mam'zelle Rougier is the other

2012). "Portland, the US capital of alternative cool, takes TV parody in good humour". The Guardian. Yardley, William (January 23, 2011). "Can a City This

Ultimate Force, a show he later described as "dreadful". He took it in good humour, recognising it as part of the way the soldiers cope with their time

to make him lose his temper again, and he is determined to stay in a good humour. The young man eventually turns out to be Mr. Liverby's nephew who had

jetpack and claws that can rip through tanks. Hawking, with his typical good humour, sent them a letter cursing them for exposing his evil plans for world

of the aristocracy, Myshkin is deeply impressed by the elegance and good humour of the company, unsuspicious of its superficiality. It turns out that

Wolf. Heseltine's songs demonstrate moods of both darkness and warm good humour, a dichotomy that helped to fuel the idea of a split Warlock/Heseltine

He was walking with surprising alacrity, and saluted us with great good humour, like one satisfied with himself for having done a good action. I believe

programme "had just the right consistency of mouth-watering morsels, good humour, and fascinating history", while Tom Sutcliffe of The Independent considered

[Cockroft] handles the wheel with an abruptness that contrasts with his good humour and makes his wife laugh. It is moving to see how the two love each other

the distance in some of the books, while in others he looks at them in good humour as they look up to him in respect. Look up impedimenta in Wiktionary

of the future. Komal is simply superb. Rangayana Raghu keeps you in good humour. Raju Thalikote, Abbas and Jennifer Kotwal have done justice to their

Club – and particularly popular for "his colossal geniality, his great good humour, his easy-going temperament". The Club is best known today as an early

have been aware that he had been joking". Halonen took the incident in good humour, retorting that Berlusconi had "overestimated his persuasion skills"

thousand lines it has few longeurs. It is full of tumultuous bouts of great good humour, verbal dexterity and rabelesian ribaldry. It is a mammoth readable achievement

Daughter. {{cite book}}: |first1= has generic name (help) The Muse In Good Humour: A Collection Of Comic Tales (7th ed.). 1765. Catalogue of the Large

is a fine boy, and well behaved, but Daniel chiefly delighted me; the good humour of his countenance is quite bewitching. After tea we had a cribbage-table

drank was immediately not only converted into Wit, Sense, Knowledge and good humour, but inspired Us all with similar qualities. Stephen Hopkins was a slave

staff at the Mayor's office apparently took the attempted vandalism in good humour. On the day of England's first match against Paraguay two England fans

high opinion entertained of his gallantry, of an invincible fund of good humour, which latter quality conciliated the affections of men in the same degree

Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, a prank which Chirac took with good humour. The BBC rated this particular prank one of the 30 best moments in radio

Exclaim. Retrieved May 8, 2023. Ben Rayner, "Breakup album, with a dose of good humour". Toronto Star, October 13, 2016. Thierry Côté, "Lisa LeBlanc: Why You

Retrieved 21 August 2020. "US takes Turnbull's Trump impression 'with good humour'". www.abc.net.au. 15 June 2017. Retrieved 21 August 2020. Remeikis,

selected by Rod Stradling from recordings made in the 1950s and 1960s. Good Humour for the rest of the Night A selection of Dance Music in Northumberland

therefore has some similarities with Eric Duffy but without the latter's good-humour, wit and essential good-naturedness. Also unlike Eric he relies on another

"Dogberry", and of cryptic crosswords." "He never lost his courtesy and good humour... he had a largeness of spirit that one seldom sees in this game or

coverage as the "worst free kick ever". Corcoran took the coverage in good humour, claiming on his Twitter account that the free kick was a "stinker" and

faced the ruins of most of his hard work from the previous 25 years with good humour and embarked anew on a process of replanting and clearing. He replanted

the song had been omitted but, noting the band's youth, remarked in good humour: "Oh, it's such a shame that children have to grow up". As a result of

"GOOD LUCK JERRY rests on a wellwritten script, strong performances and good humour." A critic for Pinkvilla rated the film 3 out of 5 stars and wrote, "Good

signing, there were a few comments from other members reportedly in good humour, including a call of "Cheer up, Mabel", a sarcastic "Good old National

the final result of the season finale in Australia. Ogier remained in good humour, and gained the advantage as rivals went off in muddy conditions, ultimately

always to point out how to maintain at all times care for others and good humour, however difficult the circumstances. All levels of society are depicted

as can be seen in “The Life and Works of Estebanillo González, man of good humour”. In the early 19th century English and French merchants began to arrive

laughing at this joke, and Prince Philip also appeared to take this in good humour. There were, however, reports that the Prince was extremely unimpressed

overall shape of the show is hard to fault, and in matching the gutsy good humour of its heroine without stooping to hagiography, this is a delight that

Colleagues in the world of British nutrition remembered her as a person of 'good humour' with a love of travel; in meetings, she had a 'forthright and outspoken

described as "an excellent Old Bill and his cheery optimism and broad good humour kept things from flagging at several awkward moments." Danvers died in

concluded that Marchant "carries us through all this, with patience, good humour, self-lacerating honesty and an immense amount of charm. I don't see

keep happiness. As for me, do not worry, I will keep my courage and my good humour to the end and I will sing Sambre et Meuse, because it was you, my dear

commander at Calais, was also at Colditz) had a reputation for bravery and good humour, and Hunter was noted as being particularly outspoken, a persistent nuisance

himself. Scroggs conducted Atkins's trial with refreshing humanity and good humour. When Atkins' alibi witness, Captain Vittles, testified that Atkins had

desire to help with the restoration of 'the old good nature and the old good humour between our peoples.' That restoration has long been made, and the links

Davy, immediately. Anne learns to manage the twins via a mixture of good humour and understanding.: 23  Besides teaching, Anne joins the Village Improvement

team sacrificed their finishing time (12:15) to show the spirit and good humour that makes Ten Tors. The finishing gate was left open for an extra 45

sun-drenched and liberating, but also catches its source material's high good humour without labouring it and weaves an authentic sense of the innocent exoticism

Fazenda...and within the parish a port, called Portinho, where only with good humour can you unload your boats. There is a guard house. Outside the small

esteemed in all convivial and social circles, where his never-failing good humour and versatile talent occasioned his company to be generally courted,

fail to impress with his wonderful good nature, found of spirits and good humour, and the complete devotion of his mind to the interests of his patients"

during "a rather stormy period" of the Institute but "by his urbanity and good humour, weathered a difficult situation, to the complete satisfaction of every

described as a man of very active disposition, having "the greatest good humour and uprightness". Unlike other Sultans in this era, he only had one wife

in England predominantly Germans, who had a reputation for hard work, good humour, and the ability to withstand the heat. The great demand for sugar in

Ghost Writer. Korkoro's soundtrack is said to invoke mixed feelings like good humour, nostalgia and fear, creating a universe parallel to the film. Kokoro

mārakā ghūtāṃ, kava rajapūtāṃ amara kare । They keep the gathering in good humour and excel in good behaviour. These poets immortalise the valiant Rajputs

the ones who, even in disagreement with him, kept their calm and their good humour in discussion; that is, who weren't tontos graves. Because the truth

and Zsazsa also often play tricks on him, but he always takes this in good humour and ends each episode breaking the fourth wall to address the camera

that the smug expression was tempered somehow by an overall look of good humour ... She liked this whale." Kepert told readers Smith had "... done his

for the President with perfect taste, perfect good sense, and perfect good humour". Hay's efforts to shape Lincoln's image increased his own prominence

death he anticipated, and he faced his execution with fortitude and good humour. A story was repeated afterwards that an official who came to his room

They caught the mood of the nation, defiantly facing adversity with good humour. In a time of peril they gave people something to laugh about. Though

against Muslim leaders of al-Andalus. His chief characteristics include good humour, devotion to Louis the Pious, and strength. Prise and other poems in

reported: "I found him rather baffling to deal with—in extraordinary good humour and apparently taking the whole thing rather flippantly whist at times

while making the album, the Melody Maker interview found Harrison in good humour, pointing the way to a return in form the following year; "I'd rather

confidence building process. He has pursued this work tirelessly and with good humour despite the significant hardship, hostility and personal risk encountered

adorable spouse, sons and daughters; but he thought, despite Coates's good humour, he was not a happy person because he was too much of a worrier. Coates

adorable spouse, sons and daughters; but he thought, despite Coates's good humour, he was not a happy person because he was too much of a worrier. Coates

other corps, but attended the theatricals of the 43rd with circumspect good humour, and now and then relaxed." In spring, 1813, the army returned to the

adventure, relying on developed characters and their interactions with some good humour thrown in...Cranor has done a great job on this indie ditty, and it’ll

concerned with a loss of Portuguese trade revenue and tried to keep them in good humour. In 1635, the English factor Methwold managed to negotiate an agreement

YoncallaThe 13th Floor". The 13th Floor. Retrieved 27 March 2019. "Madeira: In Good Humour?". NZ Musician. Retrieved 27 March 2019. "Laumė bandcamp page". Laumė

Ian McFarlane as combining "pop, soul and funk with a large dose of good humour". It was co-written by Ford and Leeson. The Kevins continued performing

know-how in the field of thievery very useful. Libellule is full of good humour, but he tends to be the only one who laughs at his puns and jokes. The

life could be ruthless... but at the same time a curtain of relatively good humour was allowed to cloak an inexorable recognition of life's inevitable severities

who came to symbolise the virtues of endurance, courage, ingenuity, good humour, and mateship. The Australian colonies had a period of extensive non-British

Smithers's, pilfering of his choice imperial Tokay in order to keep him in good humour on the great occasion. A parcel arrives containing a present from Daphne's

Commander; but in addition to this, his personal charm & never failing good humour & courage, the interest he took in every individual under his command

views on the Australian character — mateship, resilience and laconic good humour in the face of adversity. Bean took that sense of an independent Australian

uncles’ challenges to each other, fun and pranks keeps the class in good humour. Minni & the girl gang – The concept rotates around Minni and her gang

overcame much of the initial hostility, partly by his self-deprecating good humour (as when he described himself as "more or less honourable") but also

talent to connect with a diverse range of people and was known to have a “good humour”. Sofija was reported by many foreign diplomats as an outstanding and

eulogies, reflecting not only his personal warmth and charm, but his good humour and willingness to help others. Moreover, his contribution in building

not fail to be attracted by the charm of his manner, by his unfailing good humour and by his complete lack of 'side'. Perhaps the most distinctive trait

really wasn't." "A story of University life, starting with the boisterous good humour of a students' social, but moving on to show the drama of a young woman's

“considerable experience of current affairs television, versatility, good humour and, above all, sympathy with and knowledge of many different viewpoints

Rusty said that he had been anchored there for two years. He took it in good humour, and when old Warrior had gone, he remarked that life would be very boring

take both the serious and light hearted stories was second to none. His good humour concealed a keen intellect and a commitment to straight journalism –

good witness who answered questions with candour and, occasionally, good humour. He admitted his friendship with Stanley, and while insisting that he

cancer in 2018, described as "long and hard" but which she faced with good humour. McQueen dedicated the premiere of their fourth film together, Widows

has so soon secured the respect and ear of the assembly. Sound sense, good humour and the wit which is the dower of the Irish race – these are the qualities

young nobles—such as the Earls of Arundel and Warwick—had "been kept in good humour since 1376 only by a lavish distribution of crown perquisites and war

and inspiring personality" and her "irrepressible and often irreverent good humour" resulted in a good–natured, energetic and intensive course, with about

fabulous clothes and general silliness. It's all done with such flair and good humour that you can't help being absorbed. Most of the guys are "saps," all

threshold of dreams, redeems historical and family tragedies with angelic good humour, and what might make an adult grumpy and ill is rendered tolerable by

The Daily Telegraph′s Charles Spencer echoed this sentiment: "Mixing good humour and glamour with a thrilling frisson of danger, La Soirée offers a wonderfully

Released online only a day before the election, the video was received in good humour by Novak himself. "Accountant launches campaign for Regina mayor". CBC

of the foreign pickers "verges on racism", it is "partly salvaged by good humour". Australian writer, Hal Porter, writing in 1965, described the novel

depends largely its unusual blending of an Olympian irony with simple good humour. The result has been described as "comic genius of the highest order"

altogether convincing. But the general impression the work leaves if of good humour and bucolic charm." 1995 Gramophone Magazine: "Although numerous LP and

They bore all the kicks and cuffs, which they received with the utmost good humour. They seemed to consider themselves well repaid by having taken a last

hadn't had Annie to help me. It isn't only that she charms every one into good humour & makes them think that a man can't be so bad who has a wife like that 

underwent several surgical operations. She displayed great determination and good humour, but all of her achievements were accomplished against a background of

January this year. She has become a valued member my staff. Her wisdom, good humour and courage have come to be appreciated by all of us who work with her

Cummings, A New Kind of Blue - harmony vocals. 1991 - Stephen Cummings, Good Humour - backing vocals. 1992 - Stephen Cummings, Unguided Tour - backing vocals

has responded to often forceful criticisms with patience, modesty, and good humour". However, Hutton highlighted that no independent witnesses have emerged

Blair quickly realised that the incident would be treated lightly and in good humour. Despite this there remained a split in the opinion at Millbank, many

problem that they could solve by energetic literary intervention. The good humour of the debate in the early years after the advent of My Journey was demonstrated

College gave her an "excellent first". Rice had natural authority and good humour and her progress was rapid. She spent a year as house mistress at Godolphin

weaknesses were outweighed by virtues, of which a keen sense of justice, good humour, honesty, and modesty were the most obvious. According to Arkady Gornfeld

mind for the part". Evelyn Lear's Marschallin had "grace and gentle good humour", although not the sumptuous timbre needed to make the most of the role's

coloured Bermudians, Lloyd also recorded: But notwithstanding all this good humour, the passions of the negro are violent, and his anger easily roused.

lifelong admiration and respect for the strength of character and unfailing good humour of the Derry people in the face of continual adversity." She would not

considerable experience of current affairs television, versatility, good humour, a limitless capacity for work and, above all, sympathy with and knowledge

"a beastly profession ... and how greatly I admire your dignity and good humour".[page needed] (In 1952 she had told Duff Cooper that she thought modern

scores of students and writers, always with generosity, humility, and good humour Richard King Dedicating almost 50 years of his life to serving readers

interest in the work of the committee, her alertness of mind, and tranquil good humour. As author French novelists of to-day (1904) Margaret of France, Duchess

Mark, carpenter and mechanic, jack-of-all-trades, was known for his good humour. Happy or sad, angry, worried, calm, tired, anxious or relaxed, his reaction

sunless skies. "Costa del Salford" – another ironic nickname used in good humour to mock how unpleasant Salford's weather is, and how much of a holiday

lovable objects too mild to produce much pride (e.g., "good nature, good humour, facility, generosity, beauty") will produce "pure love, with but a small

intimately involved in the fight for the Larzac. With remarkable candour and good humour, they look back on the 1971–81 decade nearly 40 years later. Featuring

almost, but not quite, been extinguished, his intelligence, and his good humour. Von saw the potential in a boy who was going to end up dead if someone

from declining health, in particular spinal problems, but maintained good humour about his physical limitations. Heyman died at his home in Hwagok-dong

circumvention of the proper process of justice. These critiques were accepted in good humour by Louise, but she subsequently paid them no mind. On 5 September 1525

on the Maiden in Edinburgh. He faced his execution with calmness and good humour, joking on the scaffold that the guillotine, as his "inlet to glory"

His obituaries not only singled out his business acumen but also his good humour. Colin McDowell said that almost uniquely for a personality in the centre

does everything in her power to help, humour really makes you feel good". Humour also serves as a defence mechanism, especially in men. A participant

though never dull, and he never failed in a series. He had an impish good humour, but as captain tended to become serious on the field. Although a keen

enormous sum [...] neither of them [Seyler and Tillemann] had lost his good humour or his taste for light living." Although they were wealthy bankers, Seyler

" The harvest well-garnered-Toils heralds went forth, Their speed by Good-Humour increased, And they said to each child of the universe, "Come! And let

workout for the whole body, this flow will test strength, balance and good humour. 301: "Soften the Edges" - Soften the Edges is a sequence that encourages

Comments issued back and forth among the populace about the overall good humour of the expedition and its participants were praised for being pioneers

Richard Hoe, Tom Catling) suggests a man of considerable humanity and good humour. Although Frank, Lloyd's eldest son by Maria, outshone his father in

(Antonio de Nebrija) Life and facts of Estebanillo González, man of good humour Anonymous (Thirty Years' War) Lazarillo de Tormes Anonymous La Celestina

throughout the genuinely comic imbroglio, that his audience are always in good humour." The "frivolously farcical comedy" Frivolity was written by Melford

riff of 'Up To Earth' recalls Bird'n'Diz's 'Salt Peanuts' in its brash good humour." Paul Rigby of Record Collector called the album "magnificent" and "blissful

president of the British Chamber of Commerce in Egypt. Well known for his good humour and hospitality, his many house guests at Michaelstowe Hall included

Gravsteen") (1852) "It's Quite True" ("Det er ganske vist!") (1852) "A Good Humour" ("Et godt Humeur") (1852) "Peas from a Pod" ("Fem fra en Ærtebælg")

around 15,500 to the final. Queens fans were widely praised for their good humour and carnival-like contribution to the day. Despite defeat in the final

over a land dispute regarding The Lands of Gefref. Her great beauty and good humour attracted Arthur and the two seemed to get along well, taking a morning

"Alle zu Hauf! zu Possen, ahoi!". Meurer also translated the phrase "Good humour, ahoy!" with "Bei den Possen gehalten, ahoi!" In 1830 Cooper used the

When the atmospheric conditions were right, or when the thing was in a good humour, the light would be far brighter than that obtainable from coal gas;

that the author mostly maintains "admirable moderation, balance and good humour" on her subjects. On the subject of her brother V. S. Naipaul, however

sight, seem strained, but the idea is treated with great tact, wit, good humour, and a smoothness that answers all doubts. The sights and sounds and

enjoying her contact with young and old alike, adjusting with indomitable good humour to her own loss of hearing, and reading aloud to the partially sighted

and well behaved, but Daniel (then 10 y.o) chiefly delighted me; the good humour of his countenance is quite bewitching. After tea we had a cribbage-table

something. Out of all the other tugboats, Hank is special because of his good humour and nature to learn and grow from his mistakes. The Dispatcher is a rotating

2023-12-23. Retrieved 2023-12-23. Pereira, J. P. (28 July 2008). "In good humour - The King of Mimicry "Xec Amir (Sheikh Amir)"". The Navhind Times. Archived

significant contributions in philosophy and economics. "His tolerance and good humour enabled him to disagree strongly without giving or taking offence, for

London society. He was "celebrated for his ready wit and his perpetual good humour and high spirits." Upon inheriting the earldom, Portarlington also inherited

summary of his career, referred to him as a man of "humility, patience and good humour", with the ability to "withdraw and consider the problem from a scholarly

Critic from Manorama Online opined that it is a beautiful film with good humour, fantasy, visuals and songs, and also praised the performances, particularly

appropriate to Birmingham" and were commended by E. M. Forster for their "good humour, the sureness and lightness of touch, the absence of any social moral"

works. One reviewer considered the show "bounce[d] with vitality and good humour", but felt that Smith needed "to develop more fully his unquestioned

"slower than Buqué" entered the Spanish language; he accepted it in good humour. Once, a taxi driver insulted another motorist by calling him slower

similarly compared Demon Road to Supernatural, lauding its "snortingly good humour" and "fast moving wickedly captivating action scenes." Doyle, Martin

said that he "never saw a more interesting scene. Lord North's spirits, good humour, wit, sense, drollery, are as perfect as ever—the unremitting attention

writing that, "Dunn's quips are very sharp indeed and keep the crowd in good humour". Dunn was elected the first president the newly established Manitoba

circumstances. Paula has had tough times but has bounced back through her good humour. 12 "Glass Half Full" 6 January 2016 (2016-01-06) 2.33 This episode focuses

though never dull, and he never failed in a series. He had an impish good humour, but this stopped when he walked onto the field and "there is no better

Books. p. 23. ISBN 0-465-06792-1. OCLC 14931559. "His tolerance and good humour enabled him to disagree strongly without giving or taking offence, for

of his activities, and they are always carried out with good sense, good humour, and accurate knowledge. The Registrar also has acted as Secretary of

on the impossibility of a being worthy of worship. "His tolerance and good humour enabled him to disagree strongly without giving or taking offence, for

been criticised as "overlong and rambling", but also praised for its good humour, especially in a sequence in which Kalibanos' and his goats dance to

event in Mostar. Baralija publicly stated that the jokes were made in good humour, though she was criticised by some members of the Social Democratic Party

to C company, A and B company treat Bruce, Newborn and Tunstall with good humour. To the amusement of Bruce, Newborn, and Tunstall, in the remaining cell

have been aware that he had been joking". Halonen took the incident in good humour, retorting that Berlusconi had "overestimated his persuasion skills"