| You should have a sassy woman who knows her food but also has acerbic comments to make about corporate America and the food industry. |
| Good bloggers tend to be acerbic, prolific, polemical, and good in short spurts. |
| He is a very ingenious and cunning writer and it's fun to see him skewer the targets he aims for with acerbic wit and intelligence. |
| He was renowned for his acerbic, if occasionally crudely sexist, pieces for lad magazines. |
| The old man never once turned around to look at the speaker, but his reply was undeniably acerbic in nature. |
| Written with erudition and firm, if sometimes quirky, opinion, the book is interlarded with humor and acerbic comment. |
