It is often said, half in jest, that God created man in his own image and man has returned the compliment, saddling God with his own narrow prejudices and exclusivity, foibles and temperamental quirks.
The jest went off faintly.
At first, the show's judges enjoyed the jest, calling his waltz "warm" and "understated".
The jest behind the paper is that it was reported and edited by dogs for dogs.
In fact, your comments were quite striking and absent the "jest" you cite.
Data was coded into SPSS for both the JEST and PHEEM scores, demographic information and the response to the JEST question about recommending the post, namely would you recommend this post to one of your friends?
Just stay with the jest (natural, professional look) and don't overdo your make-up.
In its pages, he returns to the great theme of "Infinite Jest": the lethal power of media.
"One might ask the question not why am I leaving now," he said, half in jest, "but why did I stay so long?" He will remain in office until June 30 , 1993 and then return to teaching at the law school.
And wasn't the return of the repressed a shared preoccupation in some of their jests?
They return for a richly ornamented setting, in a luminous atonal idiom, of the "O generations of men" chorus from Sophocles' "Oedipus the King". What seems at first a brainy jest acquires emotional depth, and becomes pure music.
