sarcasticness

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• Stewart is a polarizing figure, and one whose cranky, sarcastic grandstanding worked much better with his original, Gen X audience than it does today.

• Fox News host Tucker Carlson regularly uses the word in sarcastic scare quotes.

• Gen Z, for example, famously channeled their frustration with the generation they hold responsible for issues like climate change and wealth inequality into the simple, sarcastic meme “OK boomer.”

• Sometimes I say something sarcastic and I want to see your guys’ reaction and I can’t and some people might take it the wrong way.

• It’s nothing they can’t fix with an episode or two apart and a heartfelt apology, but it’s the first time we ever see Rory sulking like an angry teenager and Lorelai going sarcastic and cutting.

• He reminds me a lot of my own brothers who are funny, smart, and sarcastic dudes.

• Hoffman plays Jon Savage, the sarcastic and pessimistic brother (and confidant) to his sister, Wendy.

• The threads attached are short, the comments sarcastic, mostly wondering whether he actually died.

• The acting is top-notch, and Parsons has won a pair of Emmys for his turn as the witty, sarcastic Sheldon.

• And Downey is at his sarcastic, vulnerable, and megalomaniacal best in Iron Man 3.

• Soon after they parted, with a sarcastic laugh from the Spaniard, and Ma'amselle mingled with the crowd.

• If he had only been himself I should have had nothing more to desire, but he was in one of his bitter, sarcastic moods.

• This, added to Woolf's sarcastic manner of speech, roused Trevithick's anger.

• He obtained some success with the ladies by his sarcastic pleasantries in the fashion of the eighteenth century.