sarcasm

Lou's valedictory has been acclaimed, without sarcasm, as baseball's Gettysburg Address.

Friedman is acutely aware of the thin line between soap opera and sarcasm.

A spectre is haunting the internet—the spectre of Open Sarcasm.

But it is the quest of a father and son to invent a symbol for sarcasm that will live in infamy.

The written word has question marks and exclamation points to document those thoughts, BUT sarcasm has NOTHING!

A vein of shrewd and humorous sarcasm, together with an under-current of quiet selfishness, made him a very pleasant companion. '

He had often been floored by argument and coughed down by contempt, but he seemed alike insensible to sarcasm and to insult.

His manner disconcerts me; but the sarcasm of his words and the offensive tone rouse my resentment.

Avoid sarcasm; it will, unconsciously to yourself, degenerate into pertness, and often downright rudeness.

I see you were not, said the stranger, an expression of quiet sarcasm playing about his mouth, or you would have known my name.