Sentence examples for somewhat joking from inspiring English sources

HuffPost: There was a lot of talk, somewhat serious, somewhat joking, that you should replace Andy Rooney on "60 Minutes" when he passed.

Somewhat joking, LaDuke suggested that the pipeline should follow the existing I 94 Highway corridor, where "everyone could see it," and monitor it for leaks.

"I somewhat joke that I know an awful lot because I learn from my mistakes.

"You know he heard me coming," the 6-10 Ratliff said, joking somewhat.

And he also joked, somewhat fairly, that Australian quarantine should perhaps be less paranoid about the importation of fruit than of the drug ice.

Hunt apologised to the woman, and joked, somewhat nervously: "Disaster averted".

Indeed, many commentators have joked somewhat sneeringly about the English talent for queuing, implying that only a rather predictable, plodding, sheeplike nation could be so good at standing long-sufferingly in tidy lines. .

Donner is somewhat skeptical of Mankiewicz' actions, joking "I got enough death threats because of that".

The two series even work in a similar, somewhat tired joke about hideous pink bridesmaid dresses.

I think if she'd liked him enough she would have let him have that (somewhat disturbing) joke.

After the insect explodes in his mouth, he makes a stomach-turning and somewhat outrageous joke about how it tasted.