Sentences with phrase «snide remarks at»

Like how the writers at Slate work from the premise, «We'll hate on what everyone loves and make snide remarks at what everyone thought unassailable because we're the sophisticated cool kids!

He is also a person principled enough apparently to have called his then wife, Rebekah Wade, a «homophobic cow» after she — allegedly — made a snide remark at gay MP Chris Bryant.

Avoid the snide remark at the dinner party or the passive aggressive comment in front of your in - laws.

Not exact matches

And now that I have used another bit of profanity... Sabio can have at his continued snide remarks about my choice of words.

The fans who bother to protest are the only ones really standing up for Arsenal's legacy and they deserve better than the snide remarks often directed at them for taking the trouble to do so.

The easy - going Roberts is popular with his fellow legislators, so nobody took seriously what appeared a snide remark from Democrat Rich Parete at last week's session.

Don't criticize the waitress's hair or the way the bartender made the martini, or make snide remarks about the people at the next table.

9] Sometimes there are also snide remarks with slight indignation at the enormous usage and utility of internet which enables people to be informed about the globe in the comforts of their homes with a click of a mouse.

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.

Tabloid site Kotaku reacted with snide remarks, the journalistic veterans at Polygon were perplexed with Nintendo's decision, making up baffling excuses while Eurogamer spoke to a friend of a friend who's dad's uncle knows the driver of a guy who works with a woman who used to know the retired janitor at Nintendo who insists the company had to drop it to make room for a SNES Classic Mini!

After all, one colleague at the Faculty of Information said in a side (or was that «snide») remark — «When are we going to give that up?»

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

If you have poor manners that include snide remarks and judging others harshly, you may get passed over for promotions at work.