Sentence examples for sarcastic manner from inspiring English sources
"sarcastic manner" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It refers to the way something is said or done in a sarcastic tone or attitude. Example: She replied to his question in a sarcastic manner, rolling her eyes and saying, "Oh sure, because that would be a brilliant idea."
His caustic and sarcastic manner repels everyone except Pauline.
An unimpressed-looking Chisora simply sat and applauded what he had seen in a sarcastic manner.
Perez explained that it was for "applauding repeatedly, in a clearly sarcastic manner".
And I am -- I don't know if Hillary was saying it in a sarcastic manner, but I'm very proud to have the endorsement of the NRA.
A highly rated teenager, then a slightly troubled twentysomething, Lennon has the sharp, thoughtful, agreeably sarcastic manner of many talented British dressing-room exiles.
So Chelsea player Terry was found not guilty for using racist words, in a context where there was a possibility that he could have been repeating them in a sarcastic manner.
Those same strengths, which Sutter masks with a sometimes abrupt and often sarcastic public manner, were the foundation of the Kings' victories over the New York Rangers in the first three games of the Final.
Just agree, but fake it in a fun manner, such as a snappy, funny (possibly sarcastic) way.
Mr. Slattery's Gil is reflexively sarcastic in the manner of his "Mad Men" character, Roger Sterling.
Letter from "Clemie" - 1940 Barely a week after Churchill delivered his "Finest Hour" speech, he received an extraordinary letter from his wife, Clementine rebuking him for his "rough sarcastic and overbearing manner" with his colleagues and subordinates.
While faith-based people are all about proposing, all we do is oppose, and we do it, it is argued, in a trivialising, smug, sarcastic and cynical manner that pays insufficient respect to the feelings and deeply held beliefs of others.
