Jocular

Jocular interlude: when I was an undergraduate at the University of London, one of my philosophy professors gave a small group seminar on the topic of whether language was necessary for thought (he thought so), and there ensued a lively discussion on whether non-human animals could literally think.

Backing Into an Evidentiary Standard for ID 2007

Jocular and witty, Jacquot explained that the impulse for this film was not primarily the eponymous book (by Pascal Quignard) but his decision to make a fifth film with Huppert.

Karin Badt: Paris is No Paradise: Benoit Jacquot's "Villa Amalia" with Isabelle Huppert 2009

We also proudly manufacture the "Jocular Shorts" brand of male support products with the patented wisecrack back and popular adult beverages, including: Shenanigans Ale and Buffoonery Bock.

Selling Humor by the Pound Don Lewis 2008

This will mean not only something akin to fascism, but also: "" Jocular contempt for women will come back into fashion.

Still Waiting For Lefty 2008

Jocular friends, acquainted by previous experience with this form of proceeding, had given it the name of

Armadale 2003

But they who are Jocular in good taste are denominated by a Greek term expressing properly ease of movement, because such are thought to be, as one may say, motions of the moral character; and as bodies are judged of by their motions so too are moral characters.

Ethics 384 BC-322 BC Aristotle

Jocular allusions were made to these incidents, and somebody suggested labeling the tin "Made in Germany."

Tommy Atkins at War As Told in His Own Letters James Alexander Kilpatrick

Carew Hazlitt's 'F.gitive Tracts' (1875) and 'Studies in Jocular Literature' (1890) are both useful; and Mr.G. F. Black has recently (1909) printed a bibliography of _G.psies_.

The Book-Hunter at Home P. B. M. Allan

_Jocular Man remarks_ -- "Now, then, CLARKE can go to Chicago, get a divorce, and marry LOUISE."

Punchinello, Volume 1, No. 03, April 16, 1870 Various

Jocular Man, who says_ -- "Well, if that's moral, I don't know what's immoral; and I did think I had lived long enough in Paris to know that."

Punchinello, Volume 1, No. 03, April 16, 1870 Various