caustically

"We have nothing in common, you and I," he said caustically.

The voice said caustically, "Unfortunately, there's nothing to do anything with."

As before, the events of that night flooded into my brain caustically.

"I'm going to have to go through friends in high places," Brian replied caustically.

And he caustically predicts that when his brother does grow old enough, another woman is sure to take him away from her.

"Nice bunch of people to deal with," Wade said caustically.

Scott took his eyes off the road long enough to caustically ask, "Is there anything you don't know?"

"He would do well enough to stay lying down," Keynes said caustically.

William asked caustically, telling him that he did not.

Tommy and Evelyn, he conceded caustically, had certainly come from another world.

"Until one of your wheels came off," said Bond caustically as they accelerated away again.

"Var was more than friend to me," she pointed out caustically.

"The same can be said for you," he said caustically.

Then he asked, rather caustically, "So what happened in Washington?"

Two other lawyers suggested caustically that the offending article could become part of a series.

She laughed caustically, her eyes meeting his in the mirror of the pool, challenging him.

"You're a real sweet guy to work for," said Nighthawk caustically.

"I can't think how such a miracle could be accomplished," he said caustically.

The couple was rather caustically described by an English contemporary thus:

"It's not what you say, my dear," he said caustically.

"I don't even know how you managed to get the approval for taking this class," she said caustically.

"People are easily influenced, especially about celebrities," she added somewhat caustically.

"You mean you have no idea yet," Jess said caustically.

"I don't much care one way or the other," Nash caustically replied.