Sentence examples for unfortunate joke from inspiring English sources

"What Tavecchio said was an unfortunate joke, but now he's being portrayed as a racist.

"The quality of building and planning was seen as an unfortunate joke.

It is a very unfortunate joke to make and most inappropriate".

Oh, he has stumbled a bit, as when he made an unfortunate joke about firing thousands of city workers.

("What's next, erasers?") There was an unfortunate joke comparing a corrupt minister to a woman who couldn't keep her legs closed.

The ruling had nothing to do with the cat, although the senior immigration judge who heard the case ended her ruling with a rather feeble – and in retrospect unfortunate – joke: the cat "need no longer fear having to adapt to Bolivian mice".

"I would like to express my heartfelt apologies for the unfortunate and tasteless joke I published on my personal Twitter account," she said.

Ross's BBC career was shipwrecked on two highly publicised rocks; one was his huge pay packet, the other his unfortunate Radio 2 joke at the expense of a venerated sitcom star.

(This may be an unfortunate time to joke about a threat of contamination, but the rubber-suited mop-up squad -- latex tight over their odd shapes -- is a great sight gag.) When Boo enters Monstropolis, panic erupts and it's up to Sully and Mike to return her without being blamed for the mishap.

Papachristou has apologised for the "unfortunate and tasteless joke".

She later apologised for the "unfortunate and tasteless joke".