Sentence examples for a biting remark from inspiring English sources

He made a biting remark about Jon Corzine and told a good Enron story.

She makes a biting remark and Rust leaves, upset.

"The Daily Show" won Emmys, again, but Jon Stewart's most biting remark was a mild joke at the expense of Bob Newhart.

But subversive though comedy can be, let's not delude ourselves that it's a path to regime change – just remember Peter Cook's biting remark about the satirical Berlin cabarets of the 1930s, which did so much to stop the rise of Hitler.

Maybe he'd come to deliver one last biting remark.

This odd time lapse drew President Obama's biting remark last night about our military's lack of horses, bayonets, and the advent of "these things called aircraft carriers, where planes land on them.

It was a rare bum note in an evening that saw Rock delivering a string of biting remarks about the lack of diversity within Hollywood.

Chrissie's barbed and biting remarks became a prominent feature of the character; even when cornered by Den's adopted daughter Sharon Watts (Letitia Dean) after attempting to flee the country, she remarks: "You really are your father's daughter, Sharon.

As Republicans struggle to regain their footing in the storm unleashed by comments on rape made by a conservative congressman from Missouri, President Barack Obama has signalled that he intends to give them no help with biting remarks delivered at a New York fundraiser.

After a week of listening to Donald Trump supporters defend his longstanding biting remarks about the supposed weight gain and personal history of a former Miss Universe, Alicia Machado, who now supports the candidacy of Hillary Clinton, one might be forgiven for thinking that Republicans are tone-deaf about the experience of most women in America in 2016.

Because operatic philanthropy has come to occupy such a central part of his life, Mr. Vilar is irked by the biting remarks directed at him in the press.