Sentence examples for sardonic remarks from inspiring English sources

Mavis's real connection is with Matt: the two get loaded together every night, and exchange sardonic remarks.

He has the shock of recognizing that the sardonic remarks of the local judge regarding his unfortunate failings were entirely accurate, that his lust had in fact made him an unwitting accomplice to murder.

READERS who come to Babbage via The Economist's science channel may recall several sardonic remarks about the football World Cup currently under way in South Africa in the gobbet advertising the blog.

The column also makes a couple of sardonic remarks about quotes that can be found using Google Books.

None of his sardonic comment seems to hit home.

Then she also told the audience to go on Twitter and report that she had said God hates homosexuals, though it is unclear whether that remark was sardonic.

The remark had a sardonic edge, for Nietzsche went on to castigate Wagner's feats of spectacle, the "circus of 'Walküre' " included.

And so "Omanization" became another, mildly sardonic refrain, as recurrent as Maureen's remark whenever we left a restaurant recommended by Lonely Planet: "Take it out of the book".

Though the remark may be viewed as sardonic, what we may not realize is that a Mad Men reference was rather complimentary in light of America's truly precarious gender equality situation.

The remarks would have been delivered with a sardonic inflection, suggesting that the world was indeed a loopy place if it could pay more attention to a pop group than to a prophet.

Intended to provoke a riotous standing ovation among the audience, the remarks were instead greeted with a ripple of sardonic Scouse laughter.