Sarcastically in a sentence

A by the Daytona Beach News-Journal’s Mark Lane mocked the deniers by sarcastically quoting them as saying, “Nothing to see here, folks.

After Adams said that this is the “first political poll that ever changed my activities,” he sarcastically claimed he’s always tried to help the Black community because it brings positive social benefits.

After the game, footage emerged of Haaland’s father, Alf-Inge, being escorted from his seat having goaded the home support by cupping his ear and sarcastically waving to the fans below him.

A short spoof of opens the film and while that's clever it gives way to its real goal: exploring his character flaws, mis-speaking and sarcastically criticizing being the worst.

Communications Director of Gophers Hockey Scott Slarks sarcastically chimed in with his vote, goalie Justen Close.

Guardiola sarcastically suggested if either side were to be reprimanded today, then it will be his own as they look to keep touch with leaders Arsenal.

Hallie, 18, drew letters on Olivia's bare back with her finger after she'd sarcastically told her "let's not speak in code" when discussing the upcoming eviction.

However, the former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister sarcastically said that any community in the country shouldn’t be blamed for the price hike of commodities except that oil which could be because it is mostly imported from Muslim countries.

So too will bids for forward Martial, whose substitution during Saturday's dismal 3-0 defeat by Bournemouth was sarcastically cheered by portions of Old Trafford.

So, when a letter to the editor refers sarcastically to my peers at North Beach as "UVM's premier student ecoists (sic)," the author is relying on a well-worn trope: the idealistic, yet hypocritical, college kid.

The owner posted sarcastically on Facebook as she discovered the damage with her infant twins: "What a lovely message for our six-month-old twins to see graffitied on our house overnight!

Another said, “Yep, I just dumped a guy who thought it was funny to speak down to me all the time and could only communicate sarcastically”.

At least you are working as a slave (sarcastically) but at least you are getting paid, many slaves today do get paid, and many used to never get paid.

Currie, who often shares pro-Palestine content on social media, is then said to have shown his appreciation to the crowd for coming before sarcastically thanking Mr Eitan and his friend for not standing up and clapping.

Dearborn Mayor Abdullah Hammoud took to Twitter, formerly X, to sarcastically note Rodriguez’s travel while criticizing Biden for urging congressional leaders to quickly approve a $20 billion sale of F-16 fighter jets to Turkey.

He sarcastically told the officer ‘catch me if you can’ and then put the phone down.

How would I possibly be able to do that without any formal breakdancing training,’ she sarcastically quipped.

In one video, the poster held up a candle and sarcastically tried to summon the spirit of John Wilkes Booth, the actor who assassinated President Abraham Lincoln in 1865.

Instead, he was sarcastically dismissive of an accomplished referee on the basis of where he is from.

In the clip, Avinash can be seen questioning Karan about eating an apple, to which Karan sarcastically says, “Papa kha sakte hai apple' (Father can eat an apple).