| Occasionally, he clucks: a teeth-kissing Ansari-ism that he uses, I think, when he's humouring a question he's already bored by. |
| I've met one other person in my life who has related to this, although actually with hindsight I think she might just have been humouring me. |
| May I also, as yesterday, extend my thanks to the services and the interpreters for humouring us. |
| Or dress up and join in the fun, which involves deciphering clues and humouring check point marshals on a bumpy race across the East Kimberley. |
| The women looked at the photograph, but you could see they were just humouring him. |
| And, while she was humouring him, it suddenly occurred to her, why not do it thoroughly? |
