Sentence examples for apparent joke from inspiring English sources

"Do you know what Obama coffee is?" Lai wrote in an apparent joke.

The Apprentice star and Sun columnist Katie Hopkins has apologised after offending social media users with an apparent joke following the Glasgow helicopter crash.

Pacific leaders have hit out at the insensitivity of an Australian minister's apparent joke at the expense of low-lying nations struggling against rising sea levels.

Boris Johnson has shrugged off an apparent joke at his expense in detective drama Sherlock, in which a London mayor was described as "dithering, incoherent, and self-interested".

During the Queen's Downing Street visit the Cabinet posed with the monarch for a group photograph and as ministers laughed at an apparent joke she remained composed staring into the camera.

He apologised in November for the firm's involvement in "things that were clearly wrong", although he attracted derision by remarking, in an apparent joke, that the bank was doing "God's work".

She has often sounded slightly different notes than Trump, but save for an apparent Trump joke about firing Haley, it has never seemed to hurt her stock.

The buyer was listed as "Robert Spaulding" -- an apparent inside joke referring to Spaulding Avenue, one of the cross streets of the first victimized bank.

The banter (including a Spice Girls T-shirtt reference), and giggled apparent in-jokes are added bonuses for repeat listens.

Leading up to our first day of discussion in class, a number of students admitted to me that they were frustrated by the text's opacity and its alienating surfeit of allusions and apparent in-jokes, and that they had trouble resisting the urge to skim or skip sections of this too-dense text.

The spandex-wearing posturers who front these bands have turned screaming into a joke, apparent as long ago as This is Spinal Tap.