Übersetzung für "Humor verlieren" in Englisch

It's good to see you're keeping your sense of humor about this. Yeah.

Help people by finding the humor in tough situations.

It is only very important losing in NO case his own humor .

We could lose our sense of humour.

H.J.: I can only advise everybody not to loose their sense of humor.

Cubans are known for managing humor in the worst situations.

May we never lose our sense of humor, for sometimes this will be our greatest ally.

Christina Sofie John: Never giving up, not losing my sense of humour and always staying positive!

With our work to the somewhat uncommon business hours one should not lose humor!

We explore the limits of the explicit, without compromising in aesthetics and humour.

Its presenters discuss questions of belief, politics, abortion and creationism with Christian callers, maintaining their sense of humour throughout.

Besides countless hours in his office, the father of two children still loves triathlon and competitive cycling that he not only watches on TV, but preferably goes in for it without losing his sense of humor.

Therefore, it is important to never lose the humor and to get used to positive thinking and ample laughter for a better quality of life.

It's an incredibly infectious and energising club banger that manages to retain its swagger without losing its sense of humour.

But even then, the director, who had first studied music and mathematics, remembered the basic philosophy of his compatriots: "We Georgians are stubborn and endure everything until we fall over" – without losing our humour.

Marie Kaiser, who in her show called "Art aber fair" on Radio Eins presents an important Berlin exhibition each week, sums up her impressions thus: "No matter whether Magdy makes films, paintings, or photos, he tells us stories about the future that also enable us to view the present very critically – and does so without compromising the humor.

They help to stay angry, show attitude and yet not lose the humor.

Despite his priesthood, he asked to be treated like an ordinary novice, and was always satisfied with the lowest place, ready to do any work he was asked to do, always maintaining his sense of humor. During the first five years, he did not have the faculties to hear confessions.

At the same time, a succinctly interlocking reflective and intellectual character attaches to the piece; philosophic questions are raised and negotiated without becoming bogged down or without forfeiting the play’s humor.

Having arrived in Tonkin during a period of violent persecution, he had lived in hiding places for months at a time, without losing his legendary good spirits.

While the tone of this message is indeed alarming, I think we would do well to keep intact, and by our side, a good sense of humor.

He could loose his humor now, this man, working without any pharmacy, having saved life of thousands without antiseptic protection, without disinfected cooked instruments.