Sentence examples for sarcastic question from inspiring English sources

I'm going to take this as a sarcastic question.

The conservation ethos is neatly summarised in the forester Ritchie Tassell's sarcastic question, "how did nature cope before we came along?" Through rewilding – the mass restoration of ecosystems – I see an opportunity to reverse the destruction of the natural world.

One sarcastic question was whether Vedanta had plans to get into the automotive business next.

Thursday's deadline and the week-and-change that preceded it answered those questions with a wink and a sarcastic question of their own: Why not do both?

So he walked past the scrum and tossed out sarcastic questions as a way of showing support.

Goldberg made a case for Bustle's editorial strategy by asking some sarcastic questions of women's magazines: Isn't it time for a women's publication that puts world news and politics alongside beauty tips?

He was confused when his parents argued, when his mother asked her sarcastic questions, and when his father smoked a cigar and read his paper, trying to look relaxed and superior, although the air in his study was so charged that the boy scarcely dared move or even breathe.

Scalia's sarcastic questions and his cut-to-the point comments provoked laughter in the courtroom far more often than any of his colleagues.

Same thing with the sarcastic rhetorical question — "Seriously?" "Really?" — that has become an almost universal lazy substitute for the traditional double take.

They have sort of mutated since to liberal and often sarcastic use of question marks?

On the same panel, Mr. Kumar also fielded skeptical questions and sarcastic comments from Rahul Bajaj, whose family runs one of India's largest motorcycle producers named after the family.