humorously造句

That burned out feeling - so humorously portrayed in movies like Office Space - is no joke.

President Lincoln had very humorously said: "I did not know my grandfather are the people."

There are lovers talk cheerfully and humorously, from time to time to look at the sunset.

Jacqueline was said to have had a short neck and the artist would often 'humorously' exaggerate its size in portraits.

This quintessential cautionary tale, with its intimate, conversational tone, humorously warns young readers about the perils of misbehaving.

Reply to the Laddies: This is occasionally (and humorously) called the "toast to the Laddies" and, like the previous toast, it is generally quite wide-ranging nowadays.

Somewhat humorously I said that I was going to do nothing for my living since Allah has promised to feed the Faithful.

From that, anyone who eats a lot or can't stop eating makes a pig of himself/herself. This is generally used humorously.

Fans say the movies humorously capture their daily anxieties, while critics worry about what the exaltation of consumerism says about modern Chinese culture.

The great Kant was a modest man who humorously remarked that "great people only shine from afar" and that even a prince or a king loses a lot in front of his servant, "because no man is great.

As is humorously portrayed in the cartoon, a teacher is handing a literature book to a student, asking the student to "just read it as if you are reading a long text message."