Sentence examples for deep sarcasm from inspiring English sources

"Oh yeah, he would have said, 'That's O.K., kid,' " Mr. Tambor said with deep sarcasm.

And then with deep sarcasm, he said, "What's up, dude?" a phrase as alien to his culture as blue jeans and, now, as common in his city as blue jeans.

Contents include: "Canonize JFK Now": a piece mocking the martyrdom of Kennedy with deep, acidic sarcasm "Cunt Is a Christian Word": A dreadful two-page poem ("There is no cock as big and rough as the one your church has thrust in you") with an exquisite layout.

Fischer's deep and unabiding sarcasm make for the style.

Turning to the Philippine-American War at the end of the essay, Twain's sarcasm cuts deep into the belly of the emerging American empire in the Pacific, "There must be two Americas: one that sets the captive free, and one that takes a once-captive's new freedom away from him, and picks a quarrel with him with nothing to found it on; then kills him to get his land".

They tend to use humor and sarcasm to dig deeper into the stories.

There's no youth-cult exuberance or Altmanesque sarcasm here but rather a deep sense of isolation and alienation, of an individual adrift in a world that has unaccountably turned hostile toward him.

Surely the real question is not one that inspires my sarcasm, but one that challenges me to deep reflection as a leader of people who follow Jesus.

Care balances sarcasm, and, oddly, beauty becomes more than skin deep.

Ripe with sarcasm and insight, Live in Brooklyn excites some of the biggest, deep-belly laughs of reason memory.

She's very funny in her bolshy sarcasm but never quite captures the poignant pain of a woman who hides deep hurt behind her wit".