It provided a moment of levity, and the often-acerbic Belichick even punctuated his response with a subtle grin.
Source: Sports Illustrated
His free-flowing style, humor, and acerbic wit set him apart from his peers.
Source: Music in Minnesota
Known for his acerbic wit, rapid flows, and endlessly personal songwriting, Eminem’s presence continues to loom large over both hip-hop and pop culture itself.
Source: The Music Universe.
The surfeit of stage business completely overshadows the acerbic meaning of the song.
Source: artsfuse.org
Porter quickly became a star for her acerbic and whiteboard-assisted grilling of executives.
Source: POLITICO
Given how the list of Top Films leans toward this year’s major box office successes, and some heartrending stories about family and community, the Focus Features film about a hubristic musical genius in decline may have proven to acerbic for the NBR voters’ tastes.
Source: IndieWire
The shimmering dual-girl group “Mama, I’m a Big Girl Now,’ alongside her best friend Penny (Emery Henderson, whose comic timing lights up most scenes she appears in), nemesis Amber (a ferocious, acerbic Ryahn Evers), and their mothers (Levitt, Addison Garner and Emmanuelle Zeesman) is an example.
Source: Columbus Underground
As it happens, he also created one of the most memorable acerbic girls of the era, Daria, who started on “Beavis and Butt-Head” before getting her own show.
Source: The New York Times
Interspersed among the performances, Irwin talks about the mystery of the writer’s acerbic vision, and his significance to him as an actor.
Source: artsfuse.org
But that finale’s hypnotic grit — its mix of the dreamlike and the realistic, the hypnagogic potency of films like “The Matrix” and “Inception” and the acerbic urgency of an Amiri Baraka poem — also has its roots in an earlier episode from this season, one that captures much of what the show did so well.
Source: The New York Times
Le Carré, famously outed as a retired spy for Britain’s MI5 and MI6, shows an acerbic side in his views on women, fellow writers and sundry other subjects.
Source: Los Angeles Times
And Gault’s Chi Chi damn near steals every scene in which he appears, including his acerbic second act opener, “He’s an Angel,” and a rollercoaster of a duet with Piper on “I Want More.
Source: Columbus Underground
We’re talking absorbing rich-people-problem dramas, gripping slow-burn mysteries, and hilariously acerbic comedies featuring stars such as Coolidge and F.
Source: Vulture
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The acerbic humor of Ismael Loufti — a Muslim who was reared in rural North Florida — will take over the Dead Crow stage for four shows this weekend.
Source: Port City Daily
He did not suffer criticism silently and was often acerbic in his responses.
Source: Science News Magazine
Four other characters will visit Truvy's shop: the levelheaded social worker M'Lynn and her feisty, romantic daughter, Shelby; local notable Clairee, affluent widow of the former mayor; and the acerbic Ouiser, who nurtures an ownership dispute with M'Lynn's husband over a particular magnolia tree.
Source: Seven Days
As it happens, he also created one of the most memorable acerbic girls of the era, Daria, who started on “Beavis and Butt-Head” before getting her own show.
Source: The New York Times
As it happens, he also created one of the most memorable acerbic girls of the era, Daria, who started on Beavis and Butt-Head before getting her own show.
Source: The Irish Times
Like the other pieces in the “Inspired By” section, it is performed with acerbic bite by the London Contemporary Orchestra, albeit with a more constrained instrumental palette.
Source: WRTI
Anderson recalled the advice of one of his closest friends, the late acerbic columnist Alexander Cockburn, a Scotland born writer who lived for a time on the Lost Coast at Petrolia.
Source: Ukiah Daily Journal
Clements is a natural storyteller and Reynolds is at his eloquent and acerbic best.
Source: Sydney Morning Herald
The gorgeous Precious became the biggest hit the band had scored in well over a decade, and though that song dominates the track listing, the scabrous and acerbic industrial grind of opener A Pain That I’m Used To and the propulsive synth pop of Suffer Well showed that DM were far from a nostalgia act.
Source: Louder
She had a very acerbic eye, but she was not jaded in the slightest.
Source: CBR Comic Book Resources
Despite their shared sense of creative possibility, the two women are utterly distinct — Sang-ok is gentler and more open to the moment, while the more aggressive Jun-hee bends circumstances to her will — but Lee invests them both with great delicacy, acerbic wit and a laugh that can convey both scorn and sorrow.
Source: Los Angeles Times
Rather than flee the city with her family, she spends the day traversing it, getting high with various misfit friends and making observations about Tehrani society with her acerbic wit.
Source: The New Yorker
Meanwhile, your acerbic wit could come out to play, giving people a glimpse of your inner comedian.
Source: CBC.ca
However unfunny Rock’s joke was, it paled in comparison to some awards show digs in years past, including from acerbic Ricky Gervais, who has skewered the likes of Leonardo DiCaprio, Judi Dench and Felicity Huffman.
Source: WTVC
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