Sentence examples for cheek response from inspiring English sources
The Liberal Democrats later put out a tongue in cheek response to the revelations about Shapps.
They said the ad was intended as a "tongue-in-cheek" response to critical Democratic ads.
In a tongue-in-cheek response a senior US government official said the Obama administration "does not support blowing up planets".
At the same time, Williams's song is more than just a collection of dumb references to oligarchs and Rasputin; it is also quite obviously a tongue-in-cheek response to the notorious excesses of the Russian elite.
Soon after, the newspaper published a seemingly tongue-in-cheek response signed "publisher" declaring it evident that such propositions could only emanate from "Wall Street or some business which is not at all essential to the public".
The film's subtitle, "Do Not Ask Me Why," can be seen as his tongue-in-cheek response to those who either look for or ignore any possible significance, and its creator's first spoken words in the film -- "It is the unique power of cinema to allow a great many people to dream the same dream together" -- shrewdly foreshadow the picture's surfeit of symbolism.
One of the songs on "Marnie Stern" is called "Female Guitar Players Are the New Black," which Stern describes as a tongue-in-cheek response to the question "What's it like being a girl playing the guitar?" She was likely anticipating that many articles about her would mention peers like Marissa Paternoster and Annie Clark.
Henri Belolo, the group's co-creator and songwriter, happily acknowledges what everyone assumed – that yes, the Village People were meant to be a subversive group, a gay icon, a tongue-in-cheek response to the rigid white middle class that so adored them.
The policy regarding wedding fines was put on our site as a tongue-in-cheek response to a wedding many years ago.
Dixon chimes in with a tongue-in-cheek response that it is often better to move away from sources of venture capital.
Clinton and McHugh wrote a tongue-in-cheek response pointing out flaws in Lyman's reasoning.
