Sentence examples similar to pungent joke from inspiring English sources
The Stormers made hay out of this online, and their racist overlord kept the joke pungent by posting a photo he'd found on Facebook of a Ugandan woman with a son who shared his name.
The narration is enjoyably sardonic, a pungent mixture of deadpan jokes about sexual politics and close reading.
I've tried joking about his "pungent" meals but he doesn't seem to take the hint.
The jokes are more pungent, the congenial bickering between Tevye and his wife, Golde (Jennifer Babiak), as well as his despair at the men his daughters want to marry, all seem more genuine.
Hoffman, it turned out, had just had her Volvo worked on by Dre at the same shop, and he had joked about the car's pungent marijuana smell.
But then Hill points out that this was part of a bizarre IRL food show where the two cooks pretended to live together, pepping up recipes with laddish jokes about letting off wind ("You were pungent last night, weren't you?", quips Young Paul).
Her reaction was pungent.
Professor Craig Wright: Pungent.
In one pungent sequence, Clark gets that famously awful haircut, then drifts past a firing squad of gawkers, like Carrie at the prom, as her face quivers with recognition that she's become a dirty joke.
The pungent, poignant "GETTING ON".
