Sentences with phrase «few snide remarks»

Once happily married, you and your spouse can't seem to have a conversation without at least a few snide remarks and a slammed door or two

But if she ever reaches a point where she wants to accomplish more than the fame of a few snide remarks, she may find it rather difficult.

Not exact matches

Meanwhile, with Whitman, Donoghue indulges in especially snide remarks: If ««The United States are essentially the greatest poem,»» as the 1855 preface to Leaves of Grass proposed, then, in this critic's opinion, «it is a poem long disfigured by stanzas featuring murderous adventures in the Philippines, Chile, El Salvador, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq (to name a few, with probably more to come).»

There may have been one or two quiet jabs at anime fans, or a couple of snide remarks about people who love Pokemon, but those came from the very few people who clearly only came to make fun, and even then they seemed to quieten down quickly.