Sentence examples for incorrect jokes from inspiring English sources

No longer chuckling at his politically incorrect jokes, they turned on him for being a hypocrite, for saying one thing and doing another – for breaking his promise.

But well done, too, to Ricky Gervais, his British compatriot, for hosting the show with some wonderfully incorrect jokes at the expense of the movie industry in general and his audience in particular.

"This is politically incorrect," jokes Kumar Mangalam Birla, who runs Aditya Birla, the third-biggest family business house by sales, before going on to argue that the family, and the vim it brings, is an essential part of India's economy.

His classes at the Police Academy -- where he makes politically incorrect jokes about the 400-pound murder victim found "beached" in her apartment, or reveals that the Son of Sam killer, David Berkowitz, returned to his crime scenes for sexual satisfaction -- are far more entertaining.

She'll sit there and tell politically incorrect jokes, she'll tease Chuck in front of everyone and he takes it on the chin.

In the Toronto Star Raju Mudhar wrote that the "humour is classic Kids, with plenty of visual gags mixed with off-colour, politically incorrect jokes" and that "the troupe's eye for satire remains sharp as ever".

When Nikki and I got married, we were a very politically incorrect joke: a black woman, a Jewish guy, a rabbi and a priest were on a beach.... PLAYING BALL Every Sunday afternoon we're in Riverside Park with the dog and the kid.

When an obese neighbor calls him her hero, he retorts, "You mean the sandwich, don't you?" It's an unkind, politically incorrect joke and works only if the person making it is steadily misanthropic; here, it seems out of character coming from easygoing Steve.

It sounds like the set-up for a politically incorrect joke: Did you hear the one about the journalist who began tracing the Buddha's footsteps in Poland?

In it, his cuckolded wife would cross her arms and say the title every time Silvio did something very "Silvio," like make a politically incorrect joke or have sex with an underage prostitute.

A feminist Jew, a wise Latina woman, and a Harvard Law dean walk into a bar... Thirty years ago, that would have been the opening of what would now be seen as a politically incorrect joke, the bar a place to drink rather than an entry into the practice of law.