snarky

But thanks for the suggestions, snarky as some of them may have read.

I'm also tempted to make a really snarky transition here.

It's a little snarky, but it hints at what this race will be about.

"I wanted to apologize for my snarky comment in the meeting."

Civilian's so ordinary, and just a bit snarky when you say it.

I was trying to make a point about why that city is important to our entire nation and my snarky attitude got in the way.

Or at least an emotional response of some kind that wasn't snarky.

Sara knew she was being a little snarky, but couldn't help it.

He has a snarky attitude and is often teased by everyone around him, including his teacher.

They just don't agree and are being snarky towards it.

But, it does come off a little snarky when you put them side by side.

That may sound a bit snarky and this slim book, at its worst, is.

And I don't even mean in a snarky, ironic way.

I think it's just possible I might have been a little snarky.

It was a snarky send up of the ugly American tourist.

A snarky birth, to be sure, but hallelujah for it.

So my dad he got snarky and barked at the shark.

I'm puzzled by all the snarky comments above, I really liked the piece.

Q. There are always some snarky comments in response to your blog.

He was about to say something snarky when he noticed movement behind her.

Alright, so after four attempts I saw pretty clearly that writing about myself in the third person only comes off as snarky.

The banter is sharp, particularly the snarky comments about other bands.

- accounts vary) a reporter who had been snarky about his show.

Sandra Bernhard was the host, and she did a brilliant job being snarky.