| Crucifixes and virgin statues bob and wave humorously at the camera as the children scurry along. |
| Her art consistently involves an interrupting of aesthetic, linguistic, or social conventions, which is sometimes done humorously. |
| The director humorously portrays the clash between traditional values and modern life. |
| It's a book in which you don't forget that someone is talking to you-always equably and forthrightly, often humorously. |
| Slick, soft soap slipped humorously through my fingers, and my hand dove to catch it. |
| I thought I was only humorously historicizing issues of convenience in women's fashion. |
