Sentence examples for Acerbic style from inspiring English sources

He has indeed offered a less acerbic style.

Despite the acerbic style, there's reason to think Ms. Warren was actually holding back.

When Brown was dismissed, Scotty Stirling, who had replaced DeBusschere, said that Brown's acerbic style had made him ineffective.

Mr. Greenspan's rarefied, acerbic style, with its razor-creased diction and soft-spoken intensity, works perfectly here.

Mair, whose quietly acerbic style has made Broadcasting House something of a cult hit, will present PM alone when the programme is relaunched later this year.

Mrs. Lawrenson began developing an acerbic style as an editor and film critic for Vanity Fair magazine in the 1920's.

NBC had heavily promoted Mr. Gervais's acerbic comedic style as a reason to watch.

The Violent Century brings Tidhar's often acerbic, satirical style of science fiction to bear on British history.

Mr Paxman, who is famous for his acerbic interviewing style, is retiring from the show after 25 years.Many things that looked solid about the BBC have melted away in the past couple of years.

The encounter forced Jon Corzine, a former Wall Street financier with no political experience, to come out from behind his $1 million-a-week advertising shield to face off against an opponent known for his acerbic debating style, former Gov. Jim Florio.

Broadway's new production, which had a fall run in Toronto, was also directed by the uncannily perceptive Eyre, and it offers a provocative and combustible mix of acerbic wit, style, visceral sexual yearning, split-second comic timing, and that elusive trait known as chemistry, which occurs between Gross and Cattrall, and also between their superb costars, Simon Paisley Day and Anna Madeley.