Sentence examples for caustic fun from inspiring English sources
He started his speech in a low rumble, making caustic fun of the Republican candidate, whoever that hapless creature was.
Sally was famously exacting in her standards, despite the Friday night white wine sessions: as a lowly features assistant at Elle I was thrilled to have been asked to write a new back-page column – the first draft was flicked across the desk and on to the floor with a caustic: "Lisa, it's not fun enough".
The Wilson ads, also by BBDO, were produced to answer a caustic campaign for Verizon Wireless that pokes fun at the shortcomings of the AT&T network.
This was a bit of fun from Mickelson, not some caustic attack.
Some of it — especially a long chunk in the middle about diets — is a bit outdated, but he's always a fun read: knowledgeable and witty if occasionally caustic.
The 48-year-old diplomat, who has a reputation for bluntness and caustic language during closed-door negotiations of the U.N. Security Council, also made fun of her diplomatic dust-ups with Russian envoy Vitaly Churkin, who has criticized her vocabulary.
"Charlie Hebdo's All-or-Nothing Satire," by Alexander Stille: "The caustic French magazine has been a continual celebration of the freedom to make fun of everyone and everything".
Someone, I'm not sure where or when, used caustic goop to etch whimsical words on thrift-store glasses to make them "fun".
DISINGENUOUS and caustic, yes.
'Caustic Love' is out now.
