| There is no waspish remark to follow and I am sorry if this outbreak of sincerity causes any distress. |
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| That should have ended it, except that certain newspapers have grown irritable and waspish with Tony Blair. |
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| Charles Wood's script, which uses a stylised form of period dialogue, offers a waspish satire of the Victorian military Establishment. |
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| But can gyrating a day-glo hoop around the middle really give you a waspish waist? |
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| His humour was waspish and admired even by those who were often the target. |
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| The manager does not take punishment well, and is waspish in his responses to journalists who question his tactics and second-season signings. |
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| Private thoughts made public reveal a waspish view of the world which readers may find surprising. |
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| And there's only so much waspish, scintillating badinage with Stereophonics one can take. |
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| If there were more money in it, he would clearly have made an astute, if waspish critic. |
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| The DA20's waspish empennage and T-tail were still there, as was the short chord, long-span, high-aspect ratio wing with upturned winglets. |
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| He inspected his young visitors with a quizzical, waspish look. |
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| Are their early waspish criticisms insincere and their later affirmations the real deal, or are the affirmations the fakery and the waspishness the genuine thing? |
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| The administration that sold itself on simple homespun values and manly virtues has been caught in an act of waspish backstabbing to cover its dishonesty. |
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| She knew it was waspish, and ill-spirited and petty, and mean. |
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| But its contents rapidly dispel any fears that this most entertainingly waspish of commentators succumbed to beatific mildness in his final years. |
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| I suppose despite her waspish attitude she knows something about fashion. |
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| He is particularly good at the waspish one-line character summary. |
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| Still, if you compare the film with other such chick flicks, it's jauntily efficient, with enough waspish one-liners to offset the mawkishness. |
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| As this insightful, waspish book shows, the hidden similarities were greater than the visible differences. |
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| I would add that I am conscious of some of the waspish remarks made about what happens in my country. |
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| Michael von der Heide impresses by his musical versatility, his beguiling charm and waspish humour. |
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| This brief, innocent encounter was talked up by the waspish gossip columnist Rona Barrett. |
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| On reflection, however, I feel this would be unlikely, because I cannot be alone in considering his regular waspish observations positive endorsement of a production. |
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| His prose was crisp and waspish, but balanced and well informed, and he was able to deliver an authoritative opinion on a wide range of musical events. |
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| But they also reveal a waspish, bitter man frequently disillusioned with film and theatre. |
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| Technically a coalition of small, anti-government parties, it is a young and angry force that excels at taking noisily to the street in waspish black and yellow, putting two fingers up to the Communist Party. |
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| Sitting alone at his window-seat, he was like an old boulevardier fallen on hard times, waspish, inward, slothful. |
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| To an unsuspecting America – he'd already shown his true colours on UK TV on Pop Idol – Simon Cowell was the waspish, perma roll-necked quote generator whose aim was to destroy people's dreams one quip at a time. |
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| While no doubt a few of the neighbors were dismayed by this violation of Waspish color preferences, the effect was both unexpected and charming. |
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| He seems to be on the verge of agreeing in this lavish, Waspish enterprise. |
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| Lynott, the black man, was an anomaly in the Waspish world of hard rock. |
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