Sentence examples for morbid joke from inspiring English sources

The new morbid joke in Israel this week is "We're doing the ceasing; they're doing the firing".

(The morbid joke in Juárez is that they have killed so many people in the past five years they are running out of fresh bodies).

Yates was playing a morbid joke on himself when he created Frank Wheeler, because Frank is Yates without the writing: he is saving himself for an invisible "creative" life that he is too unimaginative to envision.

Early this spring, as his campaign was foundering, a morbid joke about the photo circulated among Massachusetts political insiders: "The funny thing about that picture is that there's three dead men, but only one is in the ground".

When I asked Brodhead about the e-mail this summer, he said that he would still describe it as sickening and repulsive, even though he now recognizes it as a morbid joke derived from "American Psycho".

That is a pleasantly morbid joke with which to start the book, but anybody who hopes that it will herald a feast of mirth from Thomas the Funny will turn the final page without a smile.

That prompted a flurry of morbid jokes from Osasco residents.

The show's style isn't realism; in daily life, social workers tell morbid jokes.

The players make morbid jokes about the lack of fan support.

The sanctions, while the source of constant complaint and morbid jokes, have not set off price riots or serious opposition to the Iranian government.

Biggie was a superior stylist and a great narrator; he told his life story in a series of morbid jokes and pointed anecdotes.