Sentences with phrase «obvious tongue in cheek»

I'm a pretty sarcastic person, and it sounds like obvious tongue in cheek.

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(hopefully it's obvious this is tongue - in - cheek)

The video is tongue - in - cheek but I hoped that would be obvious if you listen to Jin's lyrics.

I'm being a little tongue - in - cheek, since you'd expect it to be obvious when someone sent «poo» when they meant «ppo», but you never know... some folks have no sense of humor.

With its tongue in its cheek, it shamelessly politicizes the obvious in attempting to reframe and shift liability in the White Paper to a political opponent to score cheap political and electioneering points.

Stating the bloody obvious, he added: «It just shows you can't afford to make tongue - in - cheek remarks with a microphone on your lapel.

They are assigned high - school detail to search for a new drug, and the sheer idiocy of this is never ignored, as students continuously comment on their obvious age — a comic tactic employed by this tongue - in - cheek movie as it takes itself not one - ounce seriously.

Director Stephen Sommers (Van Helsing, The Mummy Returns) has built a career directing tongue - in - cheek juvenile action / adventure films, though his intent with this one isn't nearly as obvious, and not close to boyish exuberance in getting to play with a ceaseless array of toys at his disposal.

I say this with a degree of tongue - in - cheek because the article's conclusion are fairly obvious — if you start with the premise that everything education reform has been saying for the past decade and a half is pretty much entirely true.

Wilson has given them all titles, some poetic («Kimono»), some place names («Berkeley»), a few tongue - in - cheek («San Andreas» with obvious fault lines).

The exhibition title could be a tongue - in - cheek reference to the «real» world as we know it becoming ever - more digital, or an obvious nod to the 3D pieces included in the show.

Example 1 (not paying attention): (1) You did start with the authority (and consensus) argument when claiming that: I already told you it wasn't intended as an argument, it should have been obvious that it was tongue - in - cheek hyperbole.

PolluterWatch is serving up a great tongue - in - cheek «memo to the Koch PR team» tonight, noting the obvious blunders from Koch Industries» astroturfing and attack squad lately.