Sentence examples for delicious joke from inspiring English sources

It was a pun on textures, a delicious joke that you got with your tongue.

"The rather delicious joke that Andy Rooney told?" he said, referring to the Tisch anecdote.

Taylor might easily have spun out this "delicious joke" herself, enjoying the revenge of the under-rewarded artist on the best-selling hacks.

The very passages of which she had been most proud, had been printed as if they were richly humorous; her dialogue, her syntax, her view of life, her descriptions of society were all seen to be part of some new and quite delicious joke".

Stache's jokes work the delicious trick of mocking the adult world while staying in the realm of child's play.

The piece could lose a good 20 minutes, particularly the last 15 (chiefly here, one suspects, as the setup for a delicious Bill Clinton joke); it's when she reaches for Big Truths that the picture grows a little vague.

But perhaps there is a serious point to be made about the jeering that made Jenkins a delicious in-joke for the in-crowd.

That delightful script, with its delicious in-jokes, is a kind of belated homage to Fitzgerald, a writer who not only seems to step from a golden age, but is also symbolic of boom and bust.

Such mainstream neglect only stokes the ardour of those who consider him one of the great living songwriters, fans for whom songs such as Sail Away, God's Song (That's Why I Love Mankind) and Baltimore constitute a delicious secret, a joke that only a few can get.

Now, she says, "you've got the Jimmy Carrs, who appeal to all the people out there who thought, 'Where have all those delicious anti-women jokes gone?

The likes of Carr, says Brand, "appeal to all the people out there who think, 'Where have all those delicious anti-women jokes gone?