| With less than a billion of his books in print worldwide, Jay Singh is perhaps the most sardonic, perplexing and insightful fabler of our day. |
| With its suffocating pretensions and frequent idiocies, television has always cried out for sardonic mockery. |
| She is a sardonic Essex girl with a sharp nose and a quick wit, sophisticated but essentially wholesome. |
| McDiarmid brings a dryness of delivery and impeccable timing to the role while clearly relishing McGibbon's sardonic script. |
| To this end, helpful responses are mildly sardonic, while acerbic comments are scathing, derisive insults. |
| She was about an inch shorter than me, with long black hair, dark eyes, and a sardonic smirk. |
