sarcasm造句

Thanks for your sarcasm.

He caught her sarcasm.

Her sarcasm wounded his vanity.

He cried again because of my sarcasm.

She was given to using bitter sarcasm.

His book commingles sarcasm and sadness.

He always spoke with a trace of sarcasm.

This is no time to indulge in sarcasm.

The letter is keyed to a tone of sarcasm.

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

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

Suggestions and offers of help were turned aside with sarcasm and insults.

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

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

Siri for the most part doesn't get sarcasm, but it is programmed with a sense of humor. "Open the pod bay doors."

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

Very bright children are often unusually strong willed, negotiate like lawyers, use sarcasm to make a point, refuse to suffer fools, or are overly critical.

Everyone in my family is well educated, which is why simple dinner chit-chat usually segues into an exuberant discussion chock full of sarcasm, wit and the occasional clash of opinions.

There's awitty humor in English that has a different sensibility in French,” she says. “And in Japanese, there's no sarcasm. When I tried, it would be ‘We don’tunderstand what you're trying to say. ’?

As expedition leader, Michael Purcell was equal parts colleague and boss, with a raspy voice and a sonic laugh and a playful sarcasm, but he knew the Remus subs as well as anyone.