Beck's negative, regressive take on politics is expressed with raw-throated outrage, smiley sarcasm, and, occasionally, a display of hurt, even tears.
When English speakers express sarcasm with the word "Thanks!", they often use a nasal tone.
"You stole laundry, " he shouts, "Its not like you were shooting protesters!" A Facebook post expressed similar sarcasm.
KABUL, Afghanistan — He expressed outrage, sarcasm and black humor.
Another onlooker Charles Jean, speaking to The Associated Press, expressed sarcasm, asking whether the whale climbed down onto the quay with a ladder.
As the restaurant has lost some of its magic, he has begun expressing his sarcasm.
"They express opinions, sarcasm and hyperbole, or facts that, even if false, would not be defamatory," they write.
"Not only did we demonstrate the causal effect of expressing sarcasm on creativity and explore the relational cost sarcasm expressers and recipients have to endure, we also demonstrated, for the first time, the cognitive benefit sarcasm recipients could reap.
"Not only did we demonstrate the causal effect of expressing sarcasm on creativity and explore the relational cost sarcasm expressers and recipients have to endure, we also demonstrated, for the first time, the cognitive benefit sarcasm recipients could reap" The creative benefit is thought to be driven by the abstract nature of sarcasm.
Geimer's book expresses it with literate sarcasm: referring to a sympathetic psychological report after Polanski's arrest, which cited his "solicitude concerning pregnancy" as a mitigating factor, Geimer says this was "an interesting new euphemism for sodomy".
But it drips with sarcasm, and sarcasm is opinion.
