caustic humor造句

• Both Bush and Kerry used caustic humor to prod each other.
• Often, caustic humor is restricted to the back rooms and street corners.
• And the show, with its innovative film techniques and Mac's trademark caustic humor, won critical raves.
• And, as he does when things are going well, Dell peppered his comments with dry, caustic humor.
• Indeed, it was Lemons'caustic humor that might have helped lead to his ouster as Texas'coach.
• At the height of his powers, Banda was renowned for his caustic humor, oratory and searching, analytical approach.
• Reviewers have compared his crisp prose and caustic humor to Nathanael West, Donald Barthelme, Joseph Heller and Thomas McGuane.
• But " Lit Life " can't help upstaging all that with such a mother lode of caustic humor.
• A popular radio host known for his caustic humor and unflinching criticism was shot and killed outside his house just days after he complained of receiving threats.
• He underplays a lot of the comic book's most caustic humor, but then farcically overplays the scenes featuring Illeana Douglas as Enid's teacher.
• A popular radio host known for his caustic humor and unflinching criticism of public officials was shot and killed outside his house just days after he complained of receiving threats.
• Dole, who has been advised to curb his sometimes caustic humor, found football an easy source of double entendres mild enough to bring a smile to a grandmother's face.
• It also might be the moment that the no-excuses, quit-your-whining template that underpins Caray's character _ from his caustic humor to his frank impatience _ was born.
• Mac insists he isn't worried about being perceived as a kid-hater, and he isn't fretting over whether his caustic humor might not fly in the mainstream world of network TV.
• Ickes, who will continue testifying Wednesday, came prepared to do combat with the committee Republicans and displayed some of the feistiness and caustic humor that he was known for during his tenure at the White House.
• A hard task, admittedly, but what Bergman has done instead _ play up the sentimental angle, mix Hiaasen's caustic humor with stupid sight gags and such _ just slows down whatever comic momentum the film manages to muster.
• Despite many passages of caustic humor, this novel is Singer speaking in an unfamiliar raw and brutal voice, the grandfatherly Yiddish writer stripped of the kindly, gentle tone and the flights of supernatural fantasy that we mostly know him by.
• But as its rapid-fire sexual innuendos whiz over the heads of the young heroes Hank and Dean Venture, the show's caustic humor doesn't appear to be referencing anything other than the ironic sensibility of other " Adult Swim " series.
• From 8 January 1990, Jean-Louis Ezine held a daily three-minute column on France Culture, taking the form of a humorous and often caustic humor note, after the decision taken by the radio station to put an halt to the program.
• David Jason plays Detective Inspector Jack Frost, an officer who can't seem to keep a partner ( they change almost every episode ) in " A Touch of Frost . " That may be because of his caustic humor and doggedness in pursuing a case.