acerbic wit

Examples (20)

• He is known for his acerbic wit, which often leaves his opponents speechless.
• His acerbic wit often alienated people, but it also made him incredibly sharp.
• The comedian's acerbic wit was a key element of her stand-up routine.
• She was known for her acerbic wit, which she used to dissect political arguments.
• Beneath his quiet exterior lay a surprisingly acerbic wit.
• The comedian's acerbic wit cut through the pretentiousness of the celebrity panel.
• The political commentator used his acerbic wit to critique the new policy.
• Though sometimes harsh, his acerbic wit was always intellectually stimulating.
• She became famous for the acerbic wit in her literary reviews.
• Her essays were characterized by a dry, acerbic wit that kept readers engaged.
• His letters were filled with the same acerbic wit that characterized his conversations.
• He used his acerbic wit as a defense mechanism, keeping others at a distance.
• While some found his acerbic wit offensive, others found it hilarious.
• The play was praised for its clever dialogue and moments of brilliant acerbic wit.
• The character in the play is defined by her cynical worldview and acerbic wit.
• Don't mistake her quiet demeanor for a lack of intelligence; she possesses a formidable acerbic wit.
• I've always admired Dorothy Parker's legendary acerbic wit.
• His remarks, delivered with characteristic acerbic wit, left the audience both laughing and thinking.
• He uses his acerbic wit as a defense mechanism to keep people at a distance.
• Even in serious discussions, his acerbic wit would occasionally surface, lightening the mood with a sharp observation.