Sentence examples for caustic language from inspiring English sources

In sometimes caustic language, the government had claimed Apple had declared itself "the primary guardian of Americans' privacy".

It is rare for someone of Mr. Babbitt's stature to use such caustic language about a sitting president from his own party.

"It's not the loudest voice or the most caustic language that gets things done, whether in domestic policy or international relations," Kildee said.

And the Navy also recently bolstered its deployment of ballistic missile defense warships in waters off the Korean Peninsula, although the vessels were sent as part of an exercise even before the increase in caustic language from the North.

However, in doing so they also pioneered a new concept of the novel; one written in caustic language, that abandoned the structure of the realist novel that James Joyce had begun demolishing in Ulysses.

One spots the opera's musical roots in the caustic language of Shostakovich, but Mr. Kobekin's inventive score also draws on techniques of modern Minimalism, such as the repetition of musical patterns.

Officials have softened their once-caustic language against overseas Cubans and promoted talks with them about their role in the island's future.

By the day's end, Mr. Trump had returned to a caustic but somewhat more conventional script, attacking Mrs. Clinton in bitter language at a rally in Melbourne, Fla. Blasting Mrs. Clinton as a "vessel for her friends, the donors," Mr. Trump exhorted the crowd, "We're going to get rid of that crooked woman".

"He would plead with Americans to recognize that the caustic, destructive language emanating from our current president is sullying the dream that America once was," she added.

No caustic words, no dirty looks, no witty retort.

The score was Weill's second for Broadway after abandoning Europe to live in the United States, and it reflected his ardent intent to incorporate the giddier, less caustic musical-theater language of his adopted country.