Sentence examples for particularly sarcastic from inspiring English sources
A report on Yahoo News had more details, citing three sources (and getting a no comment from Richardson): Apparently, Richardson was particularly sarcastic when Manning started to talk about players' safety.
This is a particularly sarcastic example, because you're also implying (by saying "thank you") that you're obviously not thankful!
The tone with which you type -- particularly a sarcastic sentiment or joke -- may not be the tone with which your message is read.
At that point, she began to get even more sarcastic and annoyed, particularly at Mr. Pellicano's referring to himself in the third person.
However, they found the sarcastic statements difficult, particularly the paradoxical sarcasm.
Deloris's converts to the cause are played with genial comic finesse by Sarah Bolt as the jolly Sister Mary Patrick; Marla Mindelle as the sweetly mousy postulant Mary Robert; and the particularly funny Audrie Neenan as the puckered-up, sarcastic Sister Mary Lazarus.
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.
These phrases are particularly good for having an attitude (said in a sarcastic tone): "how interesting" and "I am so glad you told me that".
Share a comment (either yours or someone else's) that you think is particularly fantastic: It's really inventive and I cannot tell if JoeTexanInBogota is being sarcastic or not: The US has become proficient at bombing for freedom.
