His holmes has exactly the right quality, quizzical and
slightly acerbic, and his watson is sensible and thoroughly likeable.
Acerbic comments
directed at those who deserve them.
Rather it is a collection of feelings and perspectives, sometimes discursive,
occasionally acerbic, invariably provocative.
Acerbic tongue.
Popper's
often acerbic
efforts in this respect outdistanced aristotle's a thousandfold.
Acerbic critic
of certain other belgian filmmakers, among them the dardennes.
Nothing would ruffle his feathers and he had a
very acerbic
sense of humor.
Acerbic, dialog
between jack, jim and barman brendan, is teasing and humorous.
He spends about 15 minutes a day writing a
fairly acerbic
weblog.
Acerbic view
of life, shot through with several musical numbers.
We thank tom for many years of dedication and (
sometimes acerbic
) contributions to hut affairs.
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