facetiousness

As he kept talking, I realized the facetiousness of my request.

Facetiousness could not put a man like the Commander off his stroke.

Her facetiousness was not going to win her any friends.

"Really, my good fellow, your facetiousness has run its course.

What seemed like facetiousness when it first appeared now looks serious, even menacing.

She nodded seriously, making me feel rather ashamed of my facetiousness.

His tone robbed the remark of any facetiousness it might have had.

If Jordan caught the facetiousness in her tone, he didn't let on.

"The next 15 minutes will be devoted to facetiousness and levity," the coach said.

I might as well have tried to disconcert a mummy with my facetiousness.

The doctor concealed his disappointment under an affectation of facetiousness.

He spoke softly, and without a trace of facetiousness.

I must say that I consider this no time for facetiousness."

A wild streak of facetiousness was all that remained.

Was there a smirk on Zeus' face, a touch of facetiousness in his voice?

All the facetiousness was knocked out of him.

A museum dedicated to Warhol is a monument to facetiousness."

He has a quick wit, sometimes bordering on facetiousness.

The show is ultimately a criticism of Protestantism using sarcasm and facetiousness.

The tone suggests some facetiousness on Wing's part.

But the message was from Father Cecil -therefore free of facetiousness.

Obviously, Ms. Roach's gift for facetiousness serves her well here.

One obvious connection is the blend of high seriousness and poker-faced facetiousness; we'll talk about others.

"Circumstances," he said in a wan attempt at facetiousness, "have not bettered themselves.

The kid is all fire-red hair, freckles and facetiousness.