Sentence examples for certain sarcastic from inspiring English sources
Recently, though, Afghans have mostly treated the US elections with a certain sarcastic distance.
Here's what we learnt: There is definitely no after-after credits scene There is a video going around online of a window cleaner doing his job when a certain sarcastic web-swinger pops up behind and shouts "you missed a spot".
Unlike "sarcastic" or "snarky," which imply a certain authority, "sassy" suggests impudence.
It was François Truffaut who turned that phrase into a sarcastic opprobrium with his notorious 1954 article, "A Certain Tendency of the French Cinema," published in Les Cahiers du Cinéma.
It was in certain ways a softening of Mahler, sincere rather than saccharine or sarcastic.
Had a certain Vince Cable been on the opposition bench, we can imagine his sarcastic fury.
Second of all, when well-intentioned job apps are circulated as fodder for the comedy-starved masses and teenagers get jailed for sarcastic, albeit crassly ignorant, Facebook posts, I'm not entirely certain we can.
These confessions have caused a certain amount of amusement, particularly in England, where generations of scoffers have heaped sarcastic understatement and studied incomprehension on Steiner's unabashedly mandarin prose.
But through the sarcastic humor and apolitical antics it's hard to tell, at certain points, the difference between the value of M4M and the value of content it's making fun of.
The shoe's voice was designed to be a bit snarky and sarcastic and to have a memorable personality -- perhaps in homage to a certain assistant on another company's smartphone.
