Sentence examples for sarcastic thoughts from inspiring English sources
Yet, this novel's attraction purely exists on the sarcastic, deep thoughts of the novel's narrator, whose account of the world is both original and terribly dispiriting in is truthfulness.
My second thought was a sarcastic: so that's what we fought for all those years.
In the 1980s and '90s, the term was a sarcastic reference to Maoist or Stalinist thought police, popularized largely by conservatives in order to deride the liberal-led orthodoxy.
It lurches from misanthropic farce to dissociated tragedy, from philosophical speculation to sarcastic sideswipes at the luminaries of recent French thought.
Barnes raised the field glasses up, lowered them, pursed his lips as if in deep thought, and then said, in a newly formed sarcastic voice, Hell, you missed the whole thing, Lee.
Watson found it a satisfying way to get a few things off her chest: "I filled in David Cameron's thought bubble with 'LOL, climate change', and added a sarcastic comment about repealing the hunting act".
On Wednesday, she revealed the thought process behind her expression, which many commentators suggested was a sarcastic dig toward the president.
