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snarky

[snahr-kee] / ˈsnɑr ki /


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Like “Sullivan’s Travels,” “Jay Kelly” gently pokes fun at its central figure without being snarky; movie stars may face vastly different circumstances than most of us do, but that hardly means they have no problems.

From The Wall Street Journal

Leavitt’s snarky quip offered as an answer sounded like it came from a high school prom committee.

From Salon

The Los Angeles Times ran a particularly snarky article around the time of the 1943 concert that dismissed the singer as “an opium of emotionalism.”

From The Wall Street Journal

He is whimsical, funny, snarky, slightly obnoxious and at his core, I think, very sincere.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Let’s lay aside the Facebook post we’ll use to justify our ‘rightness’ and skip the snarky meme demonizing the ‘other’ party,” she wrote in a post to her constituents.

From Los Angeles Times