Meanings of black sense in English

The young Dublin composer, Andrew Hamilton, obviously has a black sense of humour.

There was occasionally a pitch- black sense of humour on display.

The universe has a pitch black sense of humour sometimes.

Her emotion subsided, changed to a formless dread, and again to a black sense of helplessness.

The male ego, he often reflected these days, was a puppet master with a very black sense of humour.

A black sense of desolation lowered over him, and he could not join in the ejaculations and responses of the game.

Harry has a few simple requests to make, which his black sense might have told him the democracy could not grant.

This production can be recommended solely for those with a pitch- black sense of irony and no experience of the absurdist provocateur Chris Morris.

At times I imagine it's what John Grant's Queen Of Denmark might have been like if it hadn't had Grant's devastatingly black sense of humour.

'You must have a very black sense of humour to find this remotely funny.'