Without jocularity, services of that nature tend to multiply around persons of high estate in the ministerial or bureaucratic structure.
It has been the subject of some misunderstanding, and occasionally of rather ponderous jocularity in some quarters.
That kind of jocularity is exactly the wrong note to strike on a major social problem.
There is often jocularity when we consider estate agents.
I cannot understand why this seems to create some jocularity on the benches opposite.
It may be a matter of jocularity to some, but it is a serious issue to others, especially those in the service.
There was a great deal of jocularity then.
I notice a certain jocularity in that, but so often in matters of this kind common sense can prevail—sometimes more effectively.
