Sentence examples for caustic observations from inspiring English sources

A sometimes coy commentator, Dowd lets her views trickle out in caustic observations and witticisms.

Bianca – who shares the author's initials – becomes the voice for Behn's caustic observations on sexual double standards.

A book detailing the lives of unlikeable people, made energetic, vital, gripping and oddly cheering by Dean's fearless, caustic observations.

In This Night's Foul Work, Adamsberg travels out to a Normandy village where the locals' caustic observations on his investigation resemble nothing so much as a Greek chorus.

And Ms. Kagan offered sometimes caustic observations about the qualifications and jurisprudence of four members of the court she now hopes to join.

Alan Bates and Anthony Andrews give deliciously witty performances, yet the film lacks the wry tone that lets Mitford get away with the most caustic observations, and her characters remain likable despite much cold-blooded behavior.

I'm thinking of Jean Baudrillard's caustic observation about Disney World.

"We were very interested in banking, too," is one slightly caustic observation.

When she opens up and elongates her vowels, a caustic observation can suddenly deepen and broaden into a plaintive metaphysical cry.

Sixty-three caustingestioniobservationsons were collected from 2013 to 2015.

Östlund has developed a reputation as something like Sweden's answer to Michael Haneke, with a streak of caustic social observation a la Mike Leigh.