Sentence examples for sarcasm for from inspiring English sources

Sarcasm, for once, felt a little cheap.

Did the occasion call for charm, for sarcasm, for paranoia?

He had a similar pinch of sarcasm for Kaytlynn: "Didn't we talk about this?

Peg always said I shouldn't model sarcasm for the boy, but who will?

Bismarck had nothing but sarcasm for aristocratic liberals who viewed England as a model for Prussia.

But the film is gruelingly self-referential, substituting sarcasm for irony.

Prokofiev's harmonic experimentation continued with Sarcasms for piano, Op. 17 (1912), which makes extensive use of polytonality.

I stumbled upon this quote from British writer Brian Aldiss that is brilliant not only for its biting sarcasm but for its frightening truth: "When childhood dies, its corpses are called adults, and they enter society, one of the politer names of hell.

"New Year's Eve Live With Anderson Cooper And Kathy Griffin" (11 p.m. to 12 30 a.m. EST on CNN) TV's snarkiest odd couple will once again ring in the New Year from Times Square and for sarcasm breaks, look for reports from celebrations across the globe and closer to home, from Central Park to Nashville.

But sarcasm aside, for many models, it is grueling.

"What, with heels on?" Andy Pettitte chimed in, with a sarcasm unusual for him: "He looks like a Navy Seal".