| In a brilliantly wry and acidly accurate mini short story he demonstrates the shocking swerving from honesty and truth by the government. |
| Though much of what Stewart and his cronies say about the press is acidly contemptuous, even this plays to the bottomless narcissism of many journalists. |
| Senator Lindsey Graham acidly observed that it sounded as if the troops might be leaving before they even arrived. |
| He doesn't like public attention and responds acidly to all forms of commendation. |
| Writing in a recent issue of The American Educator, a college professor acidly described a class of incoming freshmen. |
| When I'm pitching a fit, she'll fight me, but when I'm calmly angry and acidly articulate she knows not to push it. |
