sarcasm

Top "It was a good idea to tell my mother you didn't like her dress" , she said with sarcasm.

Avoid sarcasm, name calling or personal attacks on the individual trying to help.

His voice was just a little harder now, a hint of sarcasm marring his polite tone.

If you're trying to be funny, please note that some sarcasm is funny and lightens the mood.

All her goodness rose up from her soul and her indignation roused her to sarcasm.

He thought of these things, doubting for a moment whether he did or did not deserve the sarcasm.

And sarcasm is always a mistake in an e-mail, especially if you are trying to get your own way.

"No, as a matter of fact I don't, " replied the professor with an air of sarcasm in his voice.

But maybe sarcasm is generally one of the traits he loves about you (just not directed at him all the time).

Coming soon to a theater near you: absolutely nothing you want to see, which may be the direst sarcasm.

Do not respond to passive aggressive behavior with your own passive aggressive behavior, or using sarcasm or irony.

"Thanks, Captain, " Keane said, unable to keep the sarcasm from his voice. "I enjoy a night in the tank every now and then. "

"Who'd have guessed it? " she said , sarcasm heavy in her tone .

Although it is obvious that having fun and playing games is not difficult at all, this idiom is an example of sarcasm.

Forgive my sarcasm, but my stimulus check hasn't come in yet, and I live only a few blocks away from The Capitol.

I also know that sticking tails straight out and having tongues hanging out the other end to maximize space is nothing but sarcasm.

Our parents may have used sarcasm, nagging, or open hostility when problems got to the boiling point.

We've been friends for 20 years but I didn't realize, until now, that she was capable of sarcasm.

Another form of English humor is sarcasm, in which the speaker makes a comment to make fun of a situation or others.

You know, sarcasm is the lowest form of wit.

Used to express surprise or sarcasm, after quoting the word or phrase of another.

but, fortunately for him, before he could show temper or expose himself to the Badger's sarcasm, the bell rang for luncheon.

The right attitude to take is not to let insults, sarcasm, rudeness, ridicule or mockery bother you.

It also employs a little bit of sarcasm, which is a difficult literary concept to master in any foreign language.

All right, I get the point. you can lay off the sarcasm. How about I lay off the whole evening?

We have to realise that sarcasm is also a form of aggression, the disguised attack of a coward.

sarcasm witty language used to convey insults or scorn That does it! I've had enough of your sarcasm. I'm leaving.

When he assumed this attitude in the courtroom, ears were always pricked up, as it usually foretold a flood of withering sarcasm.

I hide behind sarcasm because telling you to go fuck yourself is considered rude in most social situation.

Just one warning: Avoid sarcasm, mockery, and any other forms of humor that degrade or hurt others.

Maugham and joking with sarcasm, "mercilessly dissect feelings of pity not to describe what he had seen no mercy in this world. "

Do I detect a little sarcasm? On "Friends, " Chandler-speak was a dialect all it's own, often imitated, but never duplicated.

But for the moment Wendy was shocked. "You conceit [braggart], " she exclaimed, with frightful sarcasm; "of course I did nothing! "

It seems as though an unfortunate woman were utterly bare beneath the sarcasm and the curiosity of all in small towns.

"You don't know, " she said, each syllable seeped in sarcasm.

Funny enough, Tsur's attempt to program a sarcasm detector started as a joke.

"I'm not going till later on: luckily for the convenience of your family, " he continued, taking base refuge in sarcasm.

Drop the sarcasm. You know only my mom would love it.

Thomas: You know, another aspect which is lost on outsiders is sarcasm.

"Fine! " said the senator with brisk sarcasm. "Couldn't be better! "

Richard: Yeh. Sarcasm is losers trying to bring winners down to their level. That's step four in the program.

Dad finally said, "Bill, I want you to go over to my dictionary and tell me what the word 'sarcasm' means. "

Use emoticons to help communicate humor and sarcasm , and learn the common online acronyms .

Apparently; well, then. Used in expressing astonishment, disapproval, or sarcasm.

You're not very reasonable if you expect a child to understand sarcasm.

" Oh no; I' m used to lonely evenings, " she replied, quietly and without any attempt sarcasm.

Teasing counts. Sarcasm counts. Ignoring you or criticizing you counts. A very public glare or silent treatment counts.

Sarcasm, pointed remarks, thoughtless comments or rude words all cause feelings of disorder and chaos, which negatively affects your health.

At night, she begins to hold forth on some recently acquired theory on emotions, directing its hidden sarcasm towards me.

"I think maybe I wasn't sexy enough, " the still sensuous Horne told Carson, with a sarcasm so deft, it could pass for airy banter.

And i mean aside from the superior fluttering eyelids and punishing sarcasm.

He was a skilful debater, and his calculated sarcasm went Home. His opponent flushed under the attack.

You might as well laugh as cry and the tragedy that is the human condition invites sarcasm, invites irony, invites satire, invites laughter.

Lucy flashed her disapproval of the sarcasm in David's voice, but Tom seemed not to notice .

A well-known folk cure for insomnia Is to break in your neighbor's apartment and clean. Sarcasm?

her confidence, answering all taunts with bitter sarcasm, and all serious expostulation with sullen denial, or with floods of tears.

I'm used to the bad food. I'm used to his sarcasm.

Reunion, when it turned into a tragic memory? That year's romantic, Is that the fate of sarcasm?

Many ordinary people, I've found, refer to it reluctantly, and often with sarcasm.

However, strictly going by the always accurate American television shows (sarcasm? ! ), I would say it costs $200 an hour.

A few months of this and I'd forget how to use sarcasm.

There are so many great scenes and characters it's too difficult to make a choice, but I just love her quick wit and sarcasm.

Finnish youth, like their U. S. counterparts, also waste hours online. They dye their hair, love sarcasm and listen to rap and heavy metal.

"Don't hurry! " said her father in sarcasm as she slowly dressed.

The monkey is an organized sarcasm upon the human race.

n. There was a touch of sarcasm in his tone.

I explained that sarcasm resonates in a nation that is angry and disappointed with its politicians.

Lizzie: You ruin his chances, yet treat him with sarcasm.

"Strangely, I haven't checked. " Her sarcasm has arrived on the other side of the Atlantic all too intact.

Often, name calling is employed using sarcasm and ridicule, and shows up often in political cartoons or writings.

It is impossible to speak sarcastically to him; the sarcasm would be lost in any case.

In one study participants thought that their sarcasm would be communicated 80% of the time.

All your flaws, mistakes, smiles, giggles, jokes, sarcasm. Everything.

I speak sarcasm very fluently. . . it's not my fault that you need an interpreter!

A meddlesome woman said in a voice dripping with sarcasm: "Very smart! "

This aggressive type of humor is used to criticize and manipulate others through teasing, sarcasm and ridicule.

All sarcasm aside, this seemingly minor adjustment spells good news for Taiwan's economic future.

This can be hard to pull off effectively and should only be attempted by those who really have a gift for sarcasm.

The pointedness of his sarcasm was unmistakable.

The book was raw, sexual, confused, pained, and contained a lot of biting, politically incorrect sarcasm.

Mr. Foo is a mysterious Second World War product, gifted with bitter omniscience and sarcasm.

Lennon's humor and sarcasm in this song and in his other works is also something that sets him apart from other writers.

He thrived on conflict and sarcasm; he and Allen would argue for hours at a stretch.

"Well done, " said Mourinho, raising his thumbs in semaphored sarcasm.

Other recent targets of the Yes Men's brand of sarcasm include Apple and Chevron.

Despite the sarcasm and griping, Mr. Han is an optimist at heart.

Summer Locker rails to others rebuts with sarcasm, calm and the self-confident manner is lifelike.

It strikes a tone of irreverence and sarcasm that teenagers often appreciate.

That was the language of sarcasm, not dignity.

I own some gadgets and improvement, not only does not support the chiefs, does not interpret the sarcasm, but also to say, ambitious.

Scared to insanity by savages' scar, the senators fond of sarcasm scattered.

Sarcasm? - Maybe. I'm on the horns of a dilemma.

Belief is increasingly losing its significance in the present era, and even becomes the object of sarcasm and ridicule for someone.

yet treat him with sarcasm.

Her sarcasm cut Me. to the quick.

she asked with sarcasm, holding her temper in check with difficulty.

He retaliated against these attacks with sarcasm.

I've had enough of your sarcasm. I'm leaving.

Sarcasm is an eternal theme of cartoons.

One form of dry humor is sarcasm.

Take it easy on the sarcasm. Humor is entirely wasted on my parents.

"This is no time for cheap sarcasm, Brother, " the brother with the pipe said.

Yes, I'm using acronyms for acronyms; if you are confused, look up sarcasm in the dictionary!

We caught a glimpse of the monarch. I caught a hint of sarcasm in your response.

Trend: Robot nurses won't help Grandpa much if they don't understand his sarcasm.

Sarcasm n. A cutting, often ironic remark intended to wound.

Sarcasm. Your attitude, words, and tone of voice are belittling or patronising.

Sarcasm works well for both genders to create a chasm between you.

Since then, Tsur's interest in sarcasm had turned serious.

He was totally flattened by her sarcasm .

now remember , no sarcasm , no backtalk.

Good luck also to those that thought they could retire on their collections. No sarcasm intended.

She noticed a note of sarcasm in his voice.

The capital's new title is met with sarcasm in the blogosphere and in the streets.

I blushed under the sarcasm, and said I hadn't had any hail.

Will it take into account the irony, the sarcasm, or the anger of the theme I have chosen for this answer?

Their sarcasm wounded him deeply.

She uttered the phrase with acid sarcasm.

because of my hostility, sarcasm, and cynicism I find that my philosophy of life is open to criticism and attack.

Sarcasm is just one more service we offer.

The letter is keyed to a tone of sarcasm.

Her sarcasm wounded his vanity.

His speech had some relish of sarcasm .

In this tone of contempt, or sarcasm, it's weird.

Sarcasm, or are you actually looking forward to seeing the thousands of warheads the Russians would still have devastation-g our cities?

He speaks with biting sarcasm.

She squelched them with biting sarcasm.

Dark sarcasm in the classroom.

Though sarcasm is not for everyone, it is very common.

Just when I think I've gotten the hang of sarcasm.

She threw shafts of sarcasm.

I've already talked about why you should switch to Windows 7 if you haven't yet (Mac users, spare me the sarcasm).

It is not sarcasm or put-downs.

Sarcasm became a sledge hammer in their debate.

And in Japanese, there's no sarcasm.

We are rude when we put others down with harsh or obscene words, insults, or sarcasm.

sarcasm in the verses i spit?

The largest and oldest Quotations Page on the Web with about 30 categories such as Great Leaders, Sarcasm, and Wisdom.

He cried again because of my sarcasm.

This is no time to indulge in sarcasm.

Shopkeeper: Is that sarcasm?

"Great, " says Kevin, his voice oozing sarcasm. "Now we have a printer we can't use. "

Oh, I forgot. This is HuffPost. People here don't know what sarcasm is.

is that sarcasm or real talk?

No, I do not have a sarcasm sign.

However, it doesn't have any way to indicate such basic qualities as time, numbers, or sarcasm.

That means avoiding the use of sarcasm or putdowns, for example.

These creatures never suspect; they have no idea of a sarcasm,

For God's sake, Sheldon, do I have to hold up sarcasm sign every time I open my mouth Sheldon

Sarcasm, Humor and Incisiveness: On Content and Artistic Style of the Political Ballads in West Chongqing

Email kills sarcasm (and emotional communication)

Sarcasm and humor Bitter irony--Felling artistic language of caricature

The Popular Rhapsody of Biting Sarcasm, Merry Laugh and Angry Curse Type in Han Dynasty

new arrivals mistake your sarcasm for bitterness

9 because the painting skills of the children is not yet mature and face-to-face sarcasm;

SHELDON That sounds like sarcasm,

in a tone somewhat sarcasm

squelch sb. with biting sarcasm

New layers of mockery and sarcasm

No Dark Sarcasm In The Classroom

Sarcasm in English make an experiment upon the logic of English language:

true, unless she says, "Thanks a lot" - that is PURE sarcasm and she is