Sentence examples for harsh jokes from inspiring English sources
The 21-year-old eventually repented with a roasting on Comedy Central, taking a barrage of harsh jokes at his own expense.
Thomas then began to loudly badmouth herself and make harsh jokes about her body and appearance in the photograph.
Whatever you do, don't play a prank on your teacher or tell harsh jokes, or the face he/she'll make may be the last thing you'll ever see.
The harsh joke was not lost.
If someone makes a harsh joke about it laugh it off to show you couldn't care less.
When other late-night hosts elbowed each other out of the way in the race to make the harshest jokes about Britney Spears' 2007 meltdown, he devoted his opening monologue to a sobering lesson on addiction and offered his support to the troubled singer.
"We talked to him about what he'd like to do and he wants to do a show that is unlike those panel shows where it's all about who can do the harshest joke," Allen says.
This is news without mercy in another sense as well: Some of the humor is pretty harsh, with jokes at the expense of, for instance, people with intellectual disabilities.
"He's our harshest critic," jokes Alex.
In a comedic culture heavy with irony, profanity and often harsh-edged jokes, Alexander says, there's a place for a gentler style of comedy that shamelessly mixes nostalgia and schmaltz.
