Sentence examples for veritable joke from inspiring English sources
A veritable joke has been made of the teaching profession since 2010, with a two year wage freeze for teachers having the equivalent effect of a 10 per cent cut in take-home pay when taking into account inflation and increase in pension contributions.
"Nowadays, a man relies on drugs to do "homework"—i.e., have sex with his wife and he relies on feelings or sensations to do "outside work"—i.e., have affairs or see prostitutes," one business man joked to Zhang, who labels the sharing of these "erotic jokes" a "veritable fad" in his book.
Justin Bieber, this time the willing butt of jokes, delivered a veritable mea culpa after partaking in Comedy Central's latest celebrity roast.
Reflecting the spectrum of this trend, in Jokes of Nature we see Paul McCarthy, a veritable patron saint of visceral horror, whose pioneering work in sculpture and performance freaked out a whole generation, and Louise Bourgeois, whose ominous and sexualised feminist images and objects disrupted the whole narrative of polite modernism in the 20th century.
Reflecting the spectrum of this trend, in Jokes of Nature we see Paul McCarthy, a veritable patron saint of visceral horror, whose pioneering work in sculpture and performance freaked out a whole generation, and Louise Bourgeois, whose ominous and sexualized feminist images and objects disrupted the whole narrative of polite modernism in the 20th century.
A veritable Gallic paradise.
Veritable renaissance men, then?
There is a veritable army of altruists.
It's a veritable winter wonderland.
