Sentence examples similar to stated facetiously from inspiring English sources

In 1937, Gibbs wrote an internal document called "Theory and Practice of Editing New Yorker articles" which somewhat facetiously stated the magazine's editorial ideas in a list of thirty-one points.

I say facetiously at first, because later he also complained that he wasn't afforded his own paragraph.

Every passenger feels the need to say something facetiously passive-aggressive in response.

I say this facetiously, of course.

I say somewhat facetiously, "I'm so glad I'm not God".

Because — and I don't say this as facetiously as you might think — we're all surrounded by assassins".

"It's a way for an individual to express himself," adding facetiously that he might get one.

You can't facetiously say, "Well, they'll to employ people, they'll have one crew that builds the steel plant.

He would facetiously tell the clerk he checks out every shop.

How do you say it?" Griffin asked Cooper facetiously.

In his dotage Brown père facetiously cited Huey Long as a role model for dealing with state water projects.