“sarcastically”可以造什么句，sarcastically造句

'Perfume, eh? 'he asked sarcastically.

"How about charades?" I asked sarcastically.

Under certain conditions, answering back sarcastically is necessary.

I smiled and sarcastically replied, "How do you know that?"

He went all over the town, laughing at the people, sometimes sarcastically, sometimes together.

He admonished sharply and sarcastically, his eyes radiating the hard and contempuous opposition.

He was sarcastically given the name "most capable civil servant" for his 9 consecutive years of freeloading.

"Old Master Chiang, the famous ghost exorcizer, is here. All spirits disperse!" cried Shu-hua sarcastically, and everybody laughed.

Sceptical critics, used to a city where nothing much happens, sarcastically asked which triumph the proposed triumphal arch would be celebrating.

Giancarlo Galan, the governor of the province where Venice is located, sarcastically criticizing transport workers who went on strike while more than 95 percent of the Italian city is flooded.

He was met with little tolerance as Cherry Gan from Beijing sarcastically replied: "Oh, don't you feel that the men were just asking for it? I'm sure the way they dressed had something to do with it."

Sid asked sarcastically.

"What a surprise!" Caroline murmured sarcastically.

He said sarcastically. Annabel whacked him on the head.

How kind of you," she said sarcastically when he let the door slam in her face.

"Where are you Megan?" Trevor imitated Annabel in a squeaky voice. "Oh, I'm so worried," he said sarcastically. Annabel whacked him on the head.

Another sort of special romantic charm brought the class down. “Traditional Tang” spoke sarcastically, “It can not be called art concentrating on model factuality alone and disconsidering charm of the works.

Wesley sarcastically said to him.

You suppose papa is highly esteemed and respected then? 'he said sarcastically.

Thus, he says sarcastically, many bloggers tend to write not for political notoriety as such, but to court fame for their role as individual dissidents.

`Ah, now we're getting at the truth,' he interposed sarcastically.

The mood of the Team shifted; motivation seemed to go down, and Team members seemed to be reverting to their previous role, what they used to sarcastically call "servants-of-Francis-the-Great".

The interviewer then asks why all of the characters are yellow, to which Groening sarcastically replies: 'I've never noticed'.