Sentence examples for caustic attitude from inspiring English sources
While Ms. Agrell's caustic attitude would cast a pall over most weddings, she shows that, bad as a bridesmaid can be, the woman in white can be downright evil.
Its disappearance mirrored the disappearance of a caustic attitude.
This brief video, shared by Sir Harold Kroto from his seminar at the American Chemical Society meeting this week, "Science, Anti-Science and Survival" exemplifies this caustic attitude towards education in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) that is so critical for our nation's future.
Donna was written to provide a "caustic" and "grown-up" attitude towards the Doctor, in opposition to Rose and Martha, who fell in love with him.
But Donald Trump — with his garish personality, libertine attitude and caustic rhetoric toward immigrants, women and others — has caused many church members to search their souls and rethink their longstanding political allegiance, reshaping the presidential map in dramatic and unexpected ways.
Discussion focused on the vitriolic political coverage leading up to the election, specifically the vocabulary and attitudes that shaped such caustic dialogue.
He was a big influence, not just creatively but in the way he lived, his attitude and his flamboyance, his caustic wit and his style.
Australia's deal with Nauru is a caustic realpolitik, a reflection of Australia's Melian attitude to its weaker Pacific neighbours, and the power of its regional economic strength.
DISINGENUOUS and caustic, yes.
'Caustic Love' is out now.
