sharp humorの例文

• Leiber and Stoller skewered racial discrimination with sharp humor.
• There are a few moments of sharp humor.
• However, Donald always managed to get the last laugh on Lou with his sharp humor.
• A leading newspaper cartoonist depicted the country's two top leaders with sharp humor this week.
• Guidry and Sharp Humor nearly held off the eventual Kentucky Derby winner in a thrilling stretch duel.
• With its thrill rides and sharp humor, the Universal park is edgier than the saccharine Walt Disney World.
• Her autobiographical story of a Roman Catholic girlhood in the suburbs of Boston is familiar, but told with sharp humor.
• Bush liked Murphy's confidence, sharp humor and no-holds style of taking on Bush's opponents.
• Some of the horses he has prepped include Lemon Drop Kid, Touch Gold, Sharp Humor, and Colonial Affair.
• In " Tick, " that sort of sharp humor plays beautifully off Warburton's performance of heroic cluelessness.
• Sharp Humor was exported to South Korea in 2011 and stood at stud at the Let's Run Stud Farm on Jeju Island.
• I once asked Bob Kerrey of Nebraska, another Midwestern war hero, if there was anything there beneath Dole's sharp humor and gruff exterior.
• In 2006, he won the Swale Stakes on Sharp Humor, and ran second with him by a half length in the Florida Derby to Barbaro.
• Sharp Humor fractured his knee in the Kentucky Derby and underwent surgery on the 11th of May, 2006 at the Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital in Lexington.
• Owing to its sharp humor and daring political satire " Cu-Cut ! " became very successful, reaching a peak of 60, 000 copies printed.
• The similarities are hard to miss : Like Seinfeld, Romano is a lanky, 40-ish stand-up comedian from New York whose sharp humor is rooted in everyday observations.
• The city is ground zero for drive-by messages, and the art of attracting motorists'attention with sharp humor or shock value is more lustily pursued here than anywhere else.
• Ellen Lancaster, as an iconoclastic sculptor, and David Pittu, as the choirmaster, a gay man of sharp humor and soft sentimentality ( another Wilson specialty ), come closest to achieving human credibility.
• Dole, 73, seemed more relaxed than he did during much of the campaign, and his sharp humor came through, as when he quipped that he should have picked Tiger Woods as his running mate instead of Jack Kemp.
• Beineix tries, but can't find a satisfactory method of evoking that brightly teeming inner world : The literate flights of memory and fantasy, the wickedly sharp humor and powers of observation, and the improbable joie de vivre.