Sentence examples for acerbic statement from inspiring English sources
Drew Sharp addressed this double-standard in today's Free Press: "While we're at it, why not just make Biogenesis a partnering sponsor for tonight's series opener between the Tigers and the Athletics?" I can't disagree with his acerbic statement.
The acerbic statements by both candidates today came against the incongruous backdrop of a sun-splashed Labor Day.
There's an acerbic and important kernel to Statement of Regret: a crisp, well-deserved attack on the idea that there's an entity, beloved not only by tabloids but by theatrical bien pensants, called 'the black community'.
It's a statement characteristic of a filmmaker who combines acerbic wit with political conscience, class sympathy with ironic distance, and whose sensibility seems to have staying power.
The proxy fight for the future of Hewlett-Packard became increasingly personal and acerbic yesterday as the board characterized as "inaccurate and inappropriate" recent statements by the dissident director, Walter B. Hewlett.
In an acerbic opinion reversing Mr. Jovanovic's conviction, the appeals court said that excluding those statements "had an enormous impact on the defense".
He writes in elusive, acerbic terms — the "cool" language of younger people, who are his main readership — and gets away with statements that are at least as devastating as anything dissidents say.
Ms. Abdul, who has been close to the acerbic Mr. Cowell for years, having served as a fellow judge and constant foil on "American Idol," said in a statement on Tuesday that she has "absolute understanding of the situation" and added that Mr. Cowell would remain a "dear friend".
But forget acerbic Jewish Americans.
He was acerbic, witty and caustic.
