caustically's Usage Examples:

directed and played in by Viggo Mortensen, Gudnason plays the role of the caustically misogynist father as a difficult young family man in the flashback scenes.

Directed by Ted Kotcheff, the film is caustically critical of the "anarchy" of the American way of life.

could not be termed obscene, it was filled with creative imagery often caustically critical of American society and government, sexual themes, and (for.

Russell caustically renounced avant-garde abstraction in a Symposium on the Human Figure.

Lamerciere caustically remarks that Claude and Florence could do to him exactly what the accused.

between the sympathetic, sentimental physician and the cold scientist who caustically challenges his medical class to find a human soul in their dissections.

Another enemy of Belle, Mary Cowper, portrayed her marriage caustically: "She (Belle) married an Irish bishop who hoped to be made an English.

When she tells him that this will be the last time, he caustically responds: "I heard that song before".

A Tamil magazine caustically commented, "Balu Mahendra, idhaiyaa naangal kettom?" (Balu Mahendra,.

Moving between Ireland and England, the novel is caustically satirical at the expense of the Irish Free State, which had recently.

He then begins caustically reviewing Mrs.

Eddie Perfect's new satirical play is an unpredictable, often caustically funny poke at its white, middle-class audience".

the film was first released, The New York Times critic Bosley Crowther caustically panned it, writing, "The most disturbing and depressing of the many depressing.

A New York Times review called the film "caustically witty but slight.

Uhlig in part repaid Wagner by a series of articles, published in 1850, caustically attacking the opera Le prophète by Wagner's supposed enemy, Giacomo Meyerbeer.

important and problematic enough that launch vehicles using one have been caustically described as a "turbopump with a rocket attached"–up to 55% of the total.

Interviews With Hideous Men playing the son of a toilet attendant who caustically recounts his father's experiences in one of the titular monologues.

Kumudam noted the film's abundance of Hindi dialogues, and caustically commented that anymore dialogues in Hindi would result in film producer.

) Michael rather caustically admits a poor young woman named Evelyn who needs surgery for a lung abscess--due.

prostitution), noting that Night Shift isn't "as snappily directed or as caustically conceived, .

Synonyms:

vitriolically;