Sentence examples for caustic reply from inspiring English sources
He dealt with a caustic review of "The Gate House" in Newsday by meting out a playfully caustic reply in his Web site newsletter (nelson demille.net): "A confession: I once met Charles Taylor at a fund-raiser for Talentless Book Reviewers (he was the honoree), and when he got up to receive his award, I ate his pork chop".
In a caustic reply on Monday to criticism of the Obama administration's national security and economic policy by former Vice President Dick Cheney, the White House press secretary, Robert Gibbs, likened Mr. Cheney to the king of right-wing radio, Rush Limbaugh, and said it would be the "best possible outcome" for Americans to ignore Mr. Cheney's advice on the economy.
When informed at a second interview that Baca and three of his former aides had no recollection of the assignment, Lillienfeld gave a caustic reply, according to the law enforcement records.
The more sarcastic the asker, the more caustic your reply.
Smallweed replies with a caustic smirk: Do I give that impression?
America's initial response was caustic skepticism.
Senator Feingold had an icy reply for Mrs. Clinton's caustic comments about his efforts to salvage campaign reform, saying, "I also live in the real world, senator, and I function quite well in it".
Will the response have gotten less caustic?
Caustic chemicals aren't always the answer.
The response from Moscow has been caustic.
DISINGENUOUS and caustic, yes.
