Snarkily

"The comedian snarkily joked about the audience's lack of enthusiasm."

"The journalist snarkily remarked that the politician's speech was nothing but hot air."

"She snarkily retorted to her boss's criticism."

"The customer snarkily complained about the slow service."

The man snarkily remarked on the acrid smell of the chemicals in the laboratory.

"The teacher snarkily commented on the student's tardiness."

The journalist snarkily asked the politician if they had ever heard of honesty.

The receptionist snarkily told the customer that she would have to wait her turn like everyone else.

The politician snarkily criticized his opponent's policy.

"She snarkily criticized his lack of punctuality."

"Oh sure, you're the expert," he said snarkily.

"The manager snarkily responded to the employee's complaint."

"He snarkily criticized the new policy during the meeting."

The comedian snarkily quipped "I guess I'll just stick to my day job" after receiving a lukewarm response to his jokes.

The politician snarkily remarked "oh, I didn't realize my opponent had all the answers" during a debate.

"I'm glad I get to spend my vacation at the dentist's office," she said snarkily.

The student snarkily responded "yeah, I'm sure you'll miss my contributions" when the teacher announced that she would be absent the next day.

The journalist snarkily wrote about the celebrity's latest scandal.

"The comedian snarkily mocked the audience member's question."

The man snarkily complained about the pungent odor of the perfume.

He snarkily implied that the customer should have read the instruction manual before using the product.

He snarkily dismissed her opinion as irrelevant.

He snarkily asked if she was planning to wear that to the party.

The restaurant reviewer snarkily panned the new eatery's menu.

The comedian snarkily made fun of the audience member's appearance.

He snarkily joked about the politician's latest scandal.

He snarkily commented on her fashion sense during the meeting.

The comedian snarkily quipped about the politician's latest scandal.

He snarkily commented on her appearance as she walked by.

"She snarkily retorted that she didn't need my permission to do what she wanted."

"He snarkily responded that he didn't need my help, even though he clearly did."

"She snarkily told him that if he didn't like it, he could find someone else to do it for him."

The teacher snarkily told the student to "go ahead and fail" if they weren't going to put in the effort.

The comedian snarkily mocked the audience member who didn't get the joke.

"She snarkily asked if I was born yesterday, knowing full well that I was not."

She snarkily dismissed his argument as ridiculous.

"He snarkily suggested that I read the instructions, even though I had already done so."

The customer snarkily complained about the service and demanded a refund.

She snarkily commented "well, that's one way to do it" when her coworker presented a new project idea.

She snarkily replied "oh, how sweet of you" when her date offered to pay for her meal.

The journalist snarkily wrote "because clearly, the world needs more of this" when reporting on a new reality TV show.

"I'm sure you'll win the Nobel Prize with that kind of research," he said snarkily.

"Thanks for letting me know," she said snarkily, rolling her eyes.

"Oh, I'm sure your opinion is incredibly valuable," he said snarkily.

"Thanks for your insightful comment, Captain Obvious," he said snarkily.

"Wow, you really know how to make a first impression," he said snarkily.

"Oh, I see you've finally mastered the art of walking," she said snarkily.

"Well, aren't you just the picture of grace and elegance," she said snarkily.

"Great job, you really nailed that presentation," she said snarkily.

"Thanks for your generous offer, but I think I'll pass," she said snarkily.