Voorbeelden van jokingly

• It was thus not surprising that many of the older women ' jokingly' described their homes as ' prisons' during the focus group discussions.

• Jokingly one may put it this way.

• In an effort to maintain integrity within the revival, commentators often noted that young participants would compete with each other with a mentality which was jokingly termed ' ' folkier than thou.

• Familiar names from soap operas, sitcoms, daytime television, sports teams, and movies were frequently used to jokingly characterize people close at hand.

• My question was slightly more coercive, he said jokingly.

• Drunkenness itself is not defined, except jokingly, as the drinking of eight or more pints of beer.

• We all know that it happens, particularly for what are jokingly called non-essential operations.

• I say that only jokingly and by the way.

• I was a little surprised to hear him, perhaps jokingly, describe one of my noble friends as speaking for a particular organisation.

• I realise that this was said jokingly; but there is a certain amount of truth behind it.

• I jokingly say to the constituents that it is no surprise because they are the two virtues that are the rarest among politicians—fidelity and courage.

• I do not raise those points entirely jokingly.

• She somewhat mockingly, perhaps jokingly called it a "down payment", giving entitlement to national insurance benefits for life.

• One might say jokingly that if national legislation does not allow marriage by correspondence, then marriage by electronic means is also inadmissible.

• I use the word "criminal" jokingly.