The
sarcasm came when Lightfoot referred to what she called the "nice letter" she had received from Preckwinkle about the issue.
As his coach, I literally had to tell him directly that
sarcasm doesn't cut it anymore-not in the top job.
Humor and
sarcasm are dangerous weapons in the courtroom.
@chokemandada1 said: "Tell him the
sarcasm is out of context..nikama joke haichekeshi watu."
Scholars of medieval to early modern literature in various European languages present examples of
sarcasm they have noticed.
The post by Market Bosworth Police, which contains more than a hint of
sarcasm, said: "Just a few more images from yesterday and a chance to dispel some myths.
Strategic use of
sarcasm and humour, suggest results of a study by University of Michigan in the US.
Political irony presents a form of personality politics, in that the use of
sarcasm is centrally tied to the image it creates of the speaker.
This game helps children with cognitive or learning disabilities, or autism, learn to understand
sarcasm, state opinions, questioning skills, plus much more.
The aim of the current study is to analyze the use of linguistic strategies of
sarcasm, humour and exaggeration to construct implicit gendered identities in selected Punjabi wedding songs, known as tappay in the vernacular.
Brisk pacing,
sarcasm, and the threat of brawls and bullets all contribute to a satisfying whodunit with a slight film-noir feel.
Today's youngsters are no worse SCHOOLMASTER is reduced to the typical heavy
sarcasm of his kind, I see.
Luckily, Percy is never short on his
sarcasm and humor and adds both to every myth, along with some modern-day references.
The US Secret Service monitors the short, fast messages in search of security targets and has put out a request for proposals on a software system that can analyze social-media data with the ability to "detect
sarcasm and false positives," reports Sophie Curtis for the Telegraph.