Sentence examples for jocular attitude from inspiring English sources
Other downtown workers, digesting both their lunch and the news, took a more jocular attitude.
With 'the world's our oyster,' really try to get that jocular attitude — play it up, to contrast with 'I'm suing the city.' " Williams stood for his aria.
The De Niro tics are present of course, including the crinkly, secretive smile that camouflages hurt feelings as well as possible menace, and the jocular attitude and tone of voice that go with the smile.
The directors including Patty Jenkins, who directed Pine in "Wonder Woman"—approach their star with an attitude of jocular sadomasochism.
Yet thanks to his amiable attitude and jocular tone, he has managed to create a popular image for himself as a moderate, even progressive force in American life, a reasonable, compassionate alternative to the punitive, sex-obsessed inquisitors of the religious right.
Anna Wierzbicka comments that the expression illustrates important parts of Australian culture, including: "amiability, friendliness, an expectation of shared attitudes (a proneness to easy 'mateship'), jocular toughness, good humour, and, above all, casual optimism".
A wrought-up, jocular treatise on music as gut-level soulcraft, it's long on sarcasm and exaggerated attitude — a first-person survey of 30-odd years in the life of a self-described "Drooling Fanatic".
He made some jocular remarks.
Bob Henry was the jocular m.c.
