Sentence examples for more caustic assessment from inspiring English sources

But General Baskayev, the Interior Ministry officer, had a more caustic assessment.

Lauten's remarks were more caustic.

It was darker and more caustic than I expected.

Is there a force more caustic, and more propulsive, than mere irony?

But Mr. Obama followed the praise with a caustic assessment of the nominee's work as a lawyer in Republican administrations.

Though some critics admired Mr. Heymann's biographies for their comprehensiveness, others were far more caustic.

The next wave of sight gags, based on a photograph from his flight, were more caustic.

But, as the criticism of Clinton as First Lady became more caustic, Karel became more empathetic.

I was intrigued, though, by Bix2bop's quotation of Lee Konitz's pretty caustic assessment of Braxton and of fellow alto-saxist Gary Foster.

The show's tone gradually softened, and the more caustic slang dropped out; Archie even stopped telling Edith to "stifle".

But she has become more caustic than ever, issuing her own warnings for Washington to back off.