Sentence examples for sarcastic expression from inspiring English sources
The phrase "sarcastic expression" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to a statement or remark that conveys sarcasm, often implying the opposite of what is literally said. Example: "Her comment about the weather being 'just perfect' was a sarcastic expression, given the pouring rain outside."
Auditions for the role of the Landlady began in March 2003, Yuen Qiu who did not audition, was spotted, during her friend's screen test smoking a cigarette with a sarcastic expression on her face, which won her the part.
Reviews having sarcastic expressions are the hardest to deal with.
An audiotape was used for data collection during the interviews, and a videotape and field notes were used to record the subjects' non-verbal language or incomplete or sarcastic expressions.
"Mother just told us that we will stop playing in one hour," an aide texted an associate, playing on a sarcastic Egyptian expression for the country's Western patron, "Mother America".
Harsh words, sarcastic facial expressions and unprofessional actions can create a domino effect in the workplace; before you know it, employees feel beaten, knocked down.
In film footage from 1986, when she was 81, and which she stipulated was not to be shown until after her death, Aury remembers him as 'tall, broad-shouldered, somewhat heavy-set, with a Roman-like face, and something both smiling and sarcastic in his expression'.
And I'd be surprised if she feels the level of courtesy in a conversation has ever been lifted by the sarcastic use of the expression "You learn something new every day".
This is when speakers create a unique sarcastic effect by totally eliminating all vocal expression.
It is often hard to gauge tone, facial expression and body language over text so don't say something sarcastic or ironic that may upset her, even if you intended it to be a joke.
