Both chuckled sarcastically on a couple of occasions in response to statements by McNamee.
One sarcastically raised a salute to his guards as he was led into the courthouse.
" He sarcastically declares her obsession is not love, but "the reverse, like a curse.
Correa sarcastically suggested that he should be able to keep a base in Miami.
"You think that you're scholar of the house, " his interrogators declared sarcastically as they beat him.
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IR Thomas Wilbur (Letters, July 29th) somewhat sarcastically refers to Lithuania's claim to be part of Central Europe.
An Algerian university student sarcastically congratulated Zawahiri for killing sixty Muslims in Algeria on a holy feast day.
The chair of the state Democratic Party, Chris Redfern, sarcastically calls Paget the perfect candidate for the Republicans.
Moussaoui had smiled as he walked into court, flashing a victory sign and waving sarcastically at the judge.
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"I think the ratio's about fair, " quipped Blunt sarcastically, as he bolted from Pelosi's office to the House chamber for a late-afternoon vote.
Assistant District Attorney Patrick Blessington characterized Lynn's behavior as "disgraceful, " "shameful" and "ridiculous, " sarcastically calling him a "hero" who put young people in harm's way.
Knicks coach Mike D'Antoni sarcastically said that he's glad Wednesday's game turned out the way it did, so the hype surrounding Lin would die down.
" She sarcastically characterized Patton's argument thus: "Touching the flesh of an older woman will actually cause a man to wither and disintegrate into dust.
Mr Sweeney interrupted throughout the proceedings, at one stage applauding sarcastically.
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In my earlier post, I rather sarcastically questioned whether Kaba engineers, in the 1960s, were aware of the concept of magnetism as it applies to covert entry.
" He sarcastically refers to Cruz as "the smartest guy in the room, " calls him "extremely obnoxious" and accuses him of repeatedly "saying things that make no sense.
In the end, with such dramatically different perceptions of the same event, the researchers sarcastically concluded that perhaps there had been two different football games two alternative realities (Plous, 1993).
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In talking of the weak executive team around his choice of director general, Patten said sarcastically that George Entwistle "talked a good game" about reducing the number of senior managers.
In her statement at the hearing, she sarcastically thanked Rudolph for leaving behind an extensive trail of clues and sneered at him for taking a plea bargain that spared his life.
In a January 2007 column, I wrote about how Tony Dungy, head coach of the Indianapolis Colts who led his team to victory in the Super Bowl last year, pushes his players hard but doesn't curse at them, chew them out, or speak to them sarcastically -- unusual behavior in the National Football League's scream-and-holler culture.
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