Sentence examples for something to joke about from inspiring English sources

We've turned stale and nasty old stereotypes into something to joke about, right?

"Eating disorders are not something to joke about," she wrote on Twitter in all-capital letters after hearing a character on the show "Shake It Up" say, "I could just eat you up, well, if I ate".

Sexual harassment and online threats against women aren't something to joke about or try out in service of some imagined greater good: believe me, no good came of this.

The routine also drew a response from GLAAD, whose president, Jarrett Barrios, said in a statement: "Tracy Morgan's management needs to investigate these allegations and should they prove true, we call on him to remove these violently anti-gay remarks from his show and send a strong message that anti-gay violence is not something to joke about".

As we grapple with the reality of a society in which victim-blaming attitudes are rife and rape is all too frequently seen as something to joke about, it is particularly devastating to see statistics revealing that the police are also letting victims down.

"This isn't something to joke about," he added.

"Fake breasts", according to Ms Cunneen is something she likes to joke about, and as a prosecutor she's a jokey sort of person.

She ended up turning Spanx into something people love to joke about.

It was something we used to joke about at the time because we couldn't figure out why the trees were all dead.

When laymen talk about the fourth dimension, it's usually to joke about something disappearing into it.

Williams began to joke about "something or other" and Boston locals took note, turning lunch into "impromptu stand-up".