Sentence examples for * kidding of from inspiring English sources

We're kidding, of course.

I'm kidding, of course.

Just kidding, of course.

He's kidding, of course.

I'm only kidding, of course.

She was not kidding, of course.

She sounds, here and elsewhere, like a proto-feminist Philip Larkin: "Sexual intercourse began / In nineteen sixty-three / (Which was rather late for me)." It's not true, of course (Larkin was kidding, sort of).

If RIM is still a company in Q3 of 2012 -- just kidding, sort of -- the BlackBerry London looks like it will be a winner, based on its appearance and its ability to spark excitement alone.

Backes was smiling and kidding, sort of, with the last part of the comment.

Some of the items on sale range from, no kidding, two of Monroe's plastic tissue box holders, estimated at between $200 to $300, to her bathroom scale, which has an estimate of $300 to $400.

While we can't recreate the environment of "Politics and Pints" — and we are legally bound from recreating some of the team names in the competition (we are kidding — sort of) — we can bring you the questions (and answers).