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Quotes About Sarcasm

If you have some liniment I'll put it on my dignity
~ Madeleine L'Engle
I'm surprised you didn't have her in white with half a dozen trainbearers," Louis said under his breath. Lena flashed him a smile as if he had said something warm and encouraging instead of sneering. Ivy was very quick on the uptake, she would notice if Lena glowered.
~ Maeve Binchy
It's blackmail.' 'He says you can't love someone properly without …' 'I bet he does.' Kit sounded sarcastic.
~ Maeve Binchy
Anything else, Your Majesty? I didn't say my prayers. I'll say them for you. Our father who art in et cetera, bless all the rotten cousins and kill Jenny. Amen.
~ Maggie Osborne
At the very least literature should not preen itself on mocking us and picking at our wounds, as modern writers in our days do ad nauseam. All they can write is satire, irony, parody (including self-parody), vicious sarcasm, all steeped in malice.
~ Amos Oz
I like parting shots; you can't take them seriously and they're often pretty funny.
~ Amy Hempel
bis sneering
~ Andre Norton
But it is a rule of life, alas, that nobody is kidding.
~ Andrew Sean Greer
Are pants really that important?" Laura said. She said it sarcastically because she was afraid of her tears.
~ Ann Bannon
Don't ask me any questions right now. I'm grumpy and I'll probablly make fun of you. -Effie Kaligaris
~ Ann Brashares
Each of us was becoming more isolated. The more we needed support, the more shallow were our friendships; the more we needed sincerity, the more sarcastic we became. It had become an unwritten law among the terns: don't tell what you feel, 'cause if you show a crack, you'll shatter. We imagined that our feelings could ruin us, like the great silent film stars had been ruined by sound.
~ Samuel Shem
Cynicism was bread and meat to everyone. And irony, too. Maybe it couldn't be helped. It was probably even necessary.
~ Saul Bellow
Dogbert to Dilbert My invention can detect human stupidity. It has a very simple interface. All I do is point it at people. Then what does it do? Why would it need to do anything else?
~ Scott Adams
Es gibt zwei Arten von Menschen: intelligente und attraktive Leute wie Sie [...] und die sechs Milliarden Idioten, die uns im Weg herumstehen.
~ Scott Adams
The start of the tweet generally contains contempt, mocking, or sarcasm. The second part of the tweet includes either an insult that seems too angry for the situation or a mischaracterization of your point as an absurd absolute.
~ Scott Adams
No one is going to know about this, or should I be more explicit?" "Yes," she replied sharply. "I am brilliantly cunning and stupidly dense at the same time.Do continue treating me like a child." "Your sarcasm is uncalled-for." "I disagree.Actually,I will probably disagree with you henceforth whether I agree with you or not! I can behave like a child if you insist on treating me like one.
~ Johanna Lindsey
As we are preparing to land the captain asks that you return your tray tables to the upright position, unfasten your seat belts, and jump out of the helicopter. We'd like to thank you for flying with the U.S. Navy, and hope you will choose to travel with us again in the future." "The far fucking future," added Harford. "Amen," said Ivanov. As
~ John Birmingham
Christ's humor is always redemptive, never mocking the individual. But He is sharp and sarcastic in His derision of those institutions such as Pharisaism, which posture in their self-made self-importance. Wisdom
~ John Crowder
Much malice mingled with a little wit.
~ John Dryden
Life is cruel. Why should the afterlife be any different!
~ Gore Verbinski
Interviewer: What is your greatest regret? Gorey: That I don't have one
~ Edward Gorey
To take my work seriously would be the height of folly.
~ Edward Gorey
It's the hardest addiction of all,' said Patrick. 'Forget heroin. Just try giving up irony, that deep-down need to mean two things at once, to be in two places at once, not to be there for the catastrophe of a fixed meaning.
~ Edward St. Aubyn
a bitter sarcasm alternated with a quiet cult of memory.
~ Elena Ferrante