acerbity

She did look at him then, a little surprised by the acerbity in his voice.

"I'm glad it does for someone," she said with some acerbity.

Perhaps he'd been hiding before under all of this bravado or acerbity.

"Undoubtedly because he does not know," Spock said with some acerbity.

"No, but they'll agitate to try and bring up more of the stock they had to leave behind," Red said with some acerbity.

When he said nothing, she added with a touch of acerbity, "Your lawyer.

Acerbity melted into a smile, if a small one.

What also works against the Seville is its acerbity.

With acerbity, he said, "That doesn't seem to be any of my business.

Acerbity is a sign of life, at least.

"I certainly have," he said, and, I thought, with something of acerbity.

At its worst the procedure leads to irritation, the dialogue to acerbity.

It's a strange experience to read a critic best known for extreme acerbity writing about a subject he loves.

I said, with perhaps a slight tinge of acerbity.

Yet even as the report focuses on the big picture in the region, its acerbity is to be found in the details.

The writing is often characterized by spleen, acerbity and quarrelsomeness.

"There are a dozen houses back there," Kate said with acerbity.

There's a certain acerbity to it, but it does have a big melodic flow.

The slight acerbity of her tone passed quite unnoticed.

When he retreats to a park bench after leaving the doctor, his acerbity gives way to a kind of helplessness.

He remarked with acerbity that "when the old party dies, his plays die with him."

There was a slight acerbity in her tone.

The acerbity of her tone made no impression on Ipy.

"It's land, space, nature, that's all we care about," he said with a little more acerbity than he had intended.

- 13 hours ago If he was that concerned, he'd temper his acerbity a lot more than he has.