Sardonic in a sentence

Among reporters there was sardonic speculation that the attack must have been a put-up job by Labour insiders.

As Darlene’s smart, sensitive son, Mark is a font of sardonic one-liners, inheriting his mother’s hilarious sarcastic steak.

At the intersection of the familiar and the uncanny lies ), the embodiment of sardonic wit, grapples with time’s cruel joke in a cycle of endless repetition.

Decked out in goofy headpieces such as a lampshade and a traffic cone, the congregants follow Bokonon in singing jaunty calypsos with incongruously sardonic lyrics.

Featuring a star-studded ensemble cast, the success of lies not only in the movie's dry but sardonic hilarity but its ingeniously plotted whodunit narrative.

Had director Young gotten his first choice in casting Kuroda’s foil, the sardonic bandit Link Stuart, Mifune would have spent becoming friends with his own doppelganger.

His offstage persona is fairly close to the stage one he favors — rumpled, excitable, mildly sardonic, casually authoritative.

Not the weightiest screen treatment of a serious mental health issue, this drolly self-deprecating portrayal nonetheless achieves a degree of poignancy and depth within a distinctive sensibility you might call Midwestern Sardonic.

Still, when I hear a local councillor or member of the council executive is down in the dumps because of my sardonic musings, I feel sad too.

Then the trailer reveals that "M3GAN 2.0" not only features a new model of its titular character (, whose deadpan facial expressions are perfect for the sardonic robot), but this time, she won't be best friends with an elementary school girl.

The white popular resentment that Bunch writes about is highly evident in the sardonic comments and facial expressions of Iowa working-class folks when the topic of the university and its privileged denizens comes up.

With sardonic wit, the series follows Adam and his fellow doctors as they attempt to care for their patients in a medical system that often fails them.

Edwards had previously known Shull as a master woodworker who manipulated his medium into elegant pieces that often had a humorous or sardonic edge.

Having spent over 20 years as Spider-Man, this sardonic version of him calls out all the tropes and tribulations that come with his job with incredible timing.

It includes a sardonic undertone as the message 'welcomes' players to this unforgiving gaming experience, much in the way the scavs were mockingly welcoming peacekeepers to the lawless land of Tarkov.

Meanwhile, others have made sardonic comparisons between Trump’s presidential campaign and the film about a sinking ship that used Dion’s iconic ballad.

On Hello Kitty's TikTok account -- whose bio is "CEO of supercute" -- sardonic memes and footage from "Hello Kitty Day" at US baseball games delight 3.5 million followers.

The show takes the somewhat nebulous events of the book and, while still trafficking in plenty of flashy self-referential effects, presents a more conventional, linear plot with a jokey, sardonic style that replaces the book’s wistfulness.

In “Days and Nights in the Forest” (1969), which follows young friends on a vacation, Mr. Chatterjee’s businessman character is sardonic and self-confident but, like the aspiring writers, yearns for a different life.

It was praised by our reviewer Nick Curtis for its ‘sardonic and elegant’ writing and for being a ‘compelling read if, like a marathon, somewhat relentless’.