Sentence examples for caustic sentiment from inspiring English sources
Josh Shahryar, a writer and human rights activist, echoed the caustic sentiment of some who believe Mr. Davis was himself denied due process:.
The poem, most often sung to Edward Parry's hymn-like melody, was recently suggested as a new national anthem for England, despite the fact most readings of the original text understand it to be deeply caustic in its sentiment.
The work is notable for Sei Shōnagon's sensitive descriptions of nature and everyday life and for its mingling of appreciative sentiments and the detached, even caustic, value judgments typical of a sophisticated court lady.
The Thomas opinion is short but caustic.
He loathed sentiment, was a lifelong conservative and made frankly caustic remarks about the crowds he painted.
Not every red state expression of sentiment is genuine, and not every blue state expression of skepticism is caustic, but the greatest songs of Dylan and Cash achieve a mighty balance between both.
She was born in 1916 into what Lee calls "a brilliantly clever English family distinguished by alarming honesty, caustic wit, shyness, moral rigour, willpower, oddness, and powerful banked-down feelings, erupting in moments of sentiment or in violent bursts of temper and gloom".
DISINGENUOUS and caustic, yes.
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