Examples of using Sarcastically in English and their translations into German
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Chuckles sarcastically.
Sarcastically, I'm in charge.
Read it more sarcastically.
Shachtman sarcastically promised me that he would be“interested” in a clear answer.
Dr. Kohnert says sarcastically.
He?' she said, sarcastically.'He is perfectly contented.
It provokes me forever, it says sarcastically.
They asked sarcastically, if it is possible to move toward Al-Qods" while you the Lebanese are, unable to enter your own capital.
And the great vanguard answered sarcastically.
In his post Wolfgang sarcastically thanked the design team to provide WordPress your personal data Google in return for a minimal gain in performance.
You can stay here," said the woman and added sarcastically.
I can see you smiling sarcastically, but you are wrong!
A beautiful race day with sunshine and wind,one of the best we had this year,” said Borkowski sarcastically.
After she refuses for a second time to give Morris up,Sloper sarcastically compares her to a sheep fattened up for slaughter.
Of course,” Videl replied sarcastically.“And I'm sure that if this number eighteen was ugly, old, and wrinkled, you would have reached out to her anyway.”.
Matins will be at four o'clock to-morrow morning,' said Gregory,as he somewhat sarcastically wished us good night.
That is why Iam rather astonished when you speak sarcastically about“the refusal even(!) of the majority to take the same position today that we all took in 1920….
I do not think that my raising this issue means that I or other critics of inspections policies think that we have exaggerated mental powers,as Brandt sarcastically suggests.
All the little shops that were sometimes called by their owners sarcastically“Disabled Shops” you can now mostly find outside the city center.
Germany, in any case, experienced a"verspätete Modernisierung"("belated modernisation") in the field of journalism, 58 which the American writer Mark Twain(1835-1910)also commented on sarcastically at the beginning of the 1880s.59.
While the latter,as heir to Patricia Highsmith and her Little Tales of Misogyny(1977), sarcastically exaggerates a quasi-male gaze, Jürgenssen modifies the theme of the picture from a feminine perspective.
In response, Lavrov sarcastically invited the compassionate German colleague to reconsider at the same time the results of the Nuremberg tribunal, at which the Nazi criminals were convicted- after all, he also sat in circumstances that were not very favorable for Berlin.
He made his first cubist constructions in 1952,with a simple language of signs and dense presentation, sarcastically addressing reality and at the same time characterized by an almost tender, often ironic attitude towards life.
At one time he had been a candidate for confirmation. Enthusiastically, he now related to the pastor:"I took off my old man in the USA and have now been clad with Jesus, the New Man!",to which the old pastor sarcastically replied:"Watch out… that beast can swim!
I suppose, now," said Miss Ingram, curling her lip sarcastically,"we shall have an abstract of the memoirs of all the governesses extant: in order to avert such a visitation, I again move the introduction of a new topic.
All quotations(without possible own bracket additions) after Michael Gassmann in Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung of February 2, 2007,significantly headed with“Baker's Ware” and correspondingly sarcastically closing with“A more extensive treatment of this source is hardly imaginable”!
One could sarcastically state in advance that we will be drastically increasing to two(2) German participants for Usedom-or the other alternative argument by the German trainers in the DLV could be:"We have very calmly started our preparation for the Olympic Games in Peking 2008, and this date does not fit well into our long-term training plan.
And when, on short notice in 2006, open warfare broke out again, the generation of artists living there reacted with anger, despairor both. Even sarcastically, as the illustrator and musician Mazen Kerbaj on whose weblog one may find the now famous entry to a downloadable mp3 file.
The subject matter is varied: There's the love story between two people not meant for each other in"The Ardent City," andthere's"Cloud," a song about the last fight of a dying boxer, sarcastically commented on by the singer from a shielded VIP lounge("Have a headache on me")- here, even the music seems to hover almost impassively above the cruel violence.
And in this context, we must say, that in Vienna, in the capital of an empire, that precisely has undertaken its last futile attempts of centralization andwhich mayor Lueger speaks treacherously and sarcastically of Budapest as of"Judapest", who announces already, in this Vienna, with his pangermanists, such as Georg Ritter von Schönerer opposing full of hate with his Slaves and Hungarians,"Hitler's Vienna.