1. Rarely is such good humor combined with such original design in audio.

2. He was a man of high good humor, well-pressed double-breasted suits, manicured nails, and glossily polished shoes.

3. He brought a combative good humor to his dealings with the archdiocese.

4. That man is known for his good humor.

5. How ability maintain long good humor?

6. Every page of the book glows with good humor.

7. This is all humbug and good humor, of course.

8. How ability maintain a good humor?

9. She smiled him into a good humor.

10. I admired his buoyancy and persistent good humor.

11. I admired his bouyancy and persistent good humor.

12. Good Humor. Rondo for Double Reed Quartet.

13. The veneer of good humor had vanished.

14. That song put me in awful good humor.

15. I specially like her cheerfulness and good humor.

16. Keeping in a good humor is very important for your health.

17. We had gone from good humor to bellicosity back to joviality in five hours.

18. Courfeyrac and Bossuet, whose brave good humor increased with the peril, like Madame Scarron, replaced nourishment with pleasantry, and, as wine was lacking,(Sentencedict) they poured out gayety to all.

19. Pap wasn't in a good humor - so he was his natural self.

20. With his tardiness, carelessness and appalling good humor, we were sorely perplexed.

21. This stone of good humor also increases our optimism and hopes.

22. Cheerily , with bluff good humor, careful not to give offense to his guests, he called out.

23. When they groused about the parking regulations, they did it with good humor.

24. When we left, Volkov was reeling from a mixture of liquor and exhaustion, but he remained in high good humor.

25. To say that the men were in good spirits would but faintly express their good humor and hilarity.

26. Why, in losing his leg and the few horses in his charge, he had lost his boyish good humor.

27. Janet met each challenge with fortitude and a wry good humor.

28. There is nothing in the world so irresistibly contagious as laughter and good humor. Charles Dickens 

29. I felt about one foot tall. I abjectly apologized to the owner of the company, who took it with amazingly good humor, and I learned a lesson.

30. He hid his hypocrisy behind a false front of good humor.

31. Her good humor and, most important, single status delighted him.