When he first entered the race last year, everyone (myself included) was making snide jokes about his hair, as well as snide jokes about his candidacy.
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Yes, they are wealthy, but put away snide Lamborghini comments.
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The malice begins slowly, as "snide laughter" in the woods.
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The unseen voyeur texts snide commentary on the woman's routine.
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He makes snide comments about her not practicing her piano enough.
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It is also snide, cruel, intolerant, insensitive — and very, very funny.
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This audio is snide, scornful, disrespectful of the listener—contemptuous even.
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Moore still suffers from bouts of self-aggrandizement and snide generalization.
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In contrast to Blasey, Kavanaugh was all snide, self-pitying fury.
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That was illustrated best in one male user's snide Facebook post.
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She said she feared that her peers would make snide comments.
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I have nothing snide to say about any of the speakers.
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Every time Emily makes a snide remark, do 2 pike push-ups.
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That criticism was lost in all the foul language and snide remarks.
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When a friend makes snide comments about your high salary/wealth/etc….
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You hear snide remarks all day long at how ludicrous that was.
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This is true and I have nothing snide to say about it.
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Tons of times I've laughed off an inappropriate comments or a snide remark.
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S. summit and published on its website, sparking snide comments on social media.
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"He was snide with his comments but he was certainly smart," Hurwitz said.
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But with Miami Connection, even a snide viewer gets wrapped up in it.
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When Trump tried to get snide, Rubio gave the same back in kind.
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But they've now decided their shoes represent snide disdain for the American flag.
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" Save for a few snide interstitial remarks—"Hello, Coachella"; "Is everyone networking successfully?
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This new MoMA is inoffensive, which sounds snide, but is not meant to.
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Jeff (Ken Hall), a short, bulb-headed "gray," is perpetually snide and cranky.
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Easy for him to say, he doesn't have to deal with her snide comments.
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You know the truth and yet you just can't stop sending out snide tweets.
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Age bias can be subtle — a whispered comment, a snide dig, an errant thought.
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It also fashioned a snide rebuke to the arty excesses of late-period psychedelia.
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As expected, Fonda wasn't too enthused and made snide remarks about the interview afterward.
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Caesar was wary of the Ides of March; Trump is wary of snide remarks.
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It's all the little snide remarks, it's all the ways people are included and excluded.
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He won't talk to her, and she waits until he's gone to make snide criticisms.
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His supporters probably enjoyed this, but stylistically he came across as rude, snippy and snide.
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She explained that the bride has made snide comments about her breastfeeding in the past.
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Instead, you can expect a dump of angry Facebook comments, threatening emails, and snide subtweets.
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Fall and Koumadje are accustomed to stares in airports and snide remarks from opposing fans.
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The pretournament conjecture was that Woods would be a target of heckling and snide comments.
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Female players are sick of the double standards and snide comments, as they should be.
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It came in response to a snide comment from Trump about Obama's endorsement of Clinton.
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Super Bowl 51's ad roster wasn't a series of snide, sarcastic jabs at Trump.
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The two designers, Doug Wilson and Hildi Santo-Tomas, are by turns exasperated, resentful and snide.
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And the snide comments and lectures started long before I started writing about my sex life.
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I would rather be snide in return, but in front of her, I hold my tongue.
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Everyone thought that Aquaria can come off as snide and that The Vixen is too defensive.
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It was a declaration that elicited more than a few snide grumbles from lawmakers and aides.
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Trump started loudly talking over Clinton and at times interrupted her with snide, even childish-sounding remarks.
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All without proper funding, and having to put up with sneers and snide remarks about women's football.
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And, he came back with a snide remark: 'I think you can put two and two together.
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He did the usual Bettman routine, making snide comments while disingenuously pretending he was there to help.
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"Fake Notes" managed to get a snide dig about "massive landslide winner" into an otherwise interesting story.
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The whole squad wears hijabs and modest sportswear, which they say sometimes inspires snide comments from onlookers.
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"We may act out by making snide comments to others with our arsenals of arrows," Stardust says.
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"Loud, snide and dismissive, he wasn't just a disappointment," wrote the USA Today critic Robert Bianco in 2005.
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But the shift would make the mystery easier to solve: Those snide remarks and recriminations are now traceable.
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At their best, adults are snide gossips, who wish to hurry children along on a pre-conceived track.
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There's some snide joke about dating a celebrity, making Davidson and Colin Jost (boyfriend of Scarlett Johansson) blush.
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DH Nelson Cruz got off the snide by hitting his first home run of the season Friday night.
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They define their own use of "millennials" as "snide shorthand" and "snotty" within the pages of the paper.
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As a traffic warden in a busy seaside town, I've had my share of abuse and snide remarks.
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When they warned him against lashing Arizona's Republican senators by name, he made snide allusions to them instead.
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I overheard some guys making snide and sneering references to a place called Pirelli's where "the fairies" went.
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Right before Rosa Lopez takes the stand, Johnnie Cochran makes a snide remark about Clark's child care issues.
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Dispersed among other works, they are disconnected and devoid of empathy, yet somehow authoritative in their snide confidence.
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Your voice, even at its strongest, is still weaker than any man's, no matter how sniveling and snide.
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But we'll have much more opportunity to be snide about his campaign once we get to Super Tuesday.
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Bullied for not wearing a bra by female classmates, Vaughan decided to buy one to stop their snide remarks.
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Her boss is snide, her kinda-boyfriend won't commit, and the whole world doubts her because of her weight.
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" Kardashian and Lamar's marriage even made school harder for Destiny, who said she was regularly plagued with "snide comments.
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Despite snide accusations to the contrary, I get no research funds or any other incentive for making this case.
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Some parents of couples have made snide comments, which Pinkerton said she diffuses by cheerfully mentioning her own story.
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Trump took to Twitter this morning for some last-minute whipping—including this snide shot at the Freedom Caucus.
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She makes snide comments about the quality of the drinks and the lack of good-looking men in attendance.
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Perhaps as a result, the storytellers are more frequently bored, glib, or snide, the tones people adopt when they're afraid.
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You could make a snide comment or metaphor about how more fans watched the explosion than sat in the stands.
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He was cool, collected and unflinchingly combative, while his sledging was known to be as snide as it was fierce.
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I have shopped those stores for years, sometimes cowed by them and sometimes snide in the face of their rejection.
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And note how Ms. Minaj sounds as comfortable as ever shifting between snide rapping, restrained singing, light patois and more.
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Gail: You know, last week I made a somewhat snide comment in my column about the employability of philosophy majors.
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You can despise him for being a jerk in public or make snide jokes about his punching power or lack thereof.
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"If she hadn't made her account private, I would have written back with a very snide Marie Antoinette joke," Miller said.
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Maybe all those years of grinning and bearing snipes and snide remarks were preparation for rolling forward, just a few inches.
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In the middle of robbing the bank, one robber might make a passing, snide remark about the style choices of another.
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If you tell snide social media professionals not to do something, they'll abide, but find the snarkiest way to do so.
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She's cracking jokes, playing to the camera, being buddy-buddy with Dana, making snide remarks... but never showing anger or frustration.
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The Pretoria High School for Girls made headlines recently when black students protested their teachers' snide remarks about their "untidy" hair.
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However, Le Corbusier initially dismissed her with the snide "we don't embroider cushions here," despite his obvious appreciation for her skills.
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If you must, cozy up next to the side of a building to avoid a sneer look and a snide remark.
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But the snide start of this feature from Wi Ding Ho, a Malaysian-born filmmaker who lives in Taiwan, is misleading.
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But the snide start of this feature from Wi Ding Ho, a Malaysian-born filmmaker who lives in Taiwan, is misleading.
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A snide, assumptive, ill-informed person who's been partnered since their 20s and doesn't understand why I can't simply smile more.
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Snide self-awareness—a year too late—really highlights an unwillingness to dig deeper, find something authentic, and bend with the times.
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I edited the "snide" out of my remarks and, while I still disagreed with her stance, we had a pleasant, productive conversation.
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When doling out a compliment, stay focused on the positive—anything else can make you come off as snide or even snobbish.
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Macho car guys may make snide remarks, and the light-skinned or the overly coiffed will worry about sunburns and mussed hair.
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She openly advocated for work-life balance, that source said, but she would make "snide" remarks to those who left work early.
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So what Mr. Trump is charging here, complete with a snide slap at Dr. Blasey's parents, is straightforward: The woman is lying.
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"If she hadn't made her account private, I would have written back with a very snide Marie Antoinette joke," Ms. Miller said.
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And what price society will pay for conservatives watching in snide amusement as common truth is decimated is yet to be known.
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He has made snide remarks relative to Mr. Hoover and some of his work has been described [specifically, by Hoover] as 'utter bunk.
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When the snide captain criticizes him for living unwed with Marie and their young son, Wozzeck says that poor people cannot afford virtue.
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They had allowed women with children to be alienated because some people had made snide comments about kids being annoying in the hallway.
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As they drag him off stage, Nona makes a snide comment about both Alison and Donnie being alcoholics, and Alison has had enough.
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Three hours before his arrest on Wednesday, he posted a snide message on Twitter about the president sharing a lawyer with Harvey Weinstein.
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They require several counseling sessions with providers who are very quick to make snide remarks to shame and belittle your circumstances and choice.
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Three competing teams watch a blind date via video, making gleefully snide comments about the couple and their chances of hitting it off.
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And they've said Pelosi's tone, devoid of political undertones or snide attacks against Trump, has been fitting to the mood of the caucus.
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Little, however, had achieved something that the general public could actually admire without caveats or snide remarks about her assigned sex at birth.
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Sure enough, that initial snide glance is soon superseded through the powerful accompanying soundtrack by Alexandre Dubreuil, which bolsters the piece's very impressive scale.
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I think that cat's voice and personality in our show, which was so snide... I don't know how that would have fit into it.
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If Twitter really were in trouble and people felt like it really was disappearing, there'd be a lot less snide potshots and more alarm.
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Gloria Borger would have to give up on her snide asides that question the president's intelligence in a tone that drips of elitist sarcasm.
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While Scar is considered one of the best Disney villains, many saw his snide remarks, movements, and effeminate attitude to fit a gay stereotype.
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In 2016, we have the muted, almost resigned "Ready for Hillary" on one hand and the snide "Make America Great Again" on the other.
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Humiliating Ryan and McConnell, as Trump has long done with snide tweets, is a way for him to assert dominance over the party establishment.
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" Gunvalson, who got wind that Shannon and her husband were making snide comments about her, had this to say: "Shannon can kiss my a–.
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But "Hunting" reveals the limits of that approach, as his snide dismissals of basically everything, but whatever his dad might start to haunt him.
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When "Sex and the City"'s Samantha started dating a woman in the show's fourth season, her friends' responses are initially snide and disrespectful.
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B.S. Nile Rodgers, the guitarist and producer, would have plenty of reason to make some snide digs about finally getting into the Rock Hall.
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Postmodern architecture had something about it that could seem condescending, maybe even snide – at very least insiderish – and this kept the movement from flourishing.
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To attack healthcare from a snide position of virtuous invincibility is one hell of a disgusting way to rob Americans in service of the rich.
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It can be as simple as a snide comment, or purposely skipping over you in a meeting, or going above your head with an idea.
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Saini Kallat's perversity has its own complexities and they are visible, albeit in a restrained way, as a snide undercurrent in works like "Synapse" (2011).
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" Then I retweeted it taking a snide dig at you, saying something like, "I hope Ezra Klein is on the case, racialist pseudoscience never sleeps.
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It's also a riff on and re-branding of "squeegee boy," the snide nickname he got as a photo lab assistant before his freelance days.
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"He would throw these snide remarks in there when I was talking to his wife," the pastor said of Danielle Shields, Mr. Kelley's second wife.
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It's understandable to feel exasperated when relatives yell, criticize or make snide comments, but you have more power in the situation than you might realize.
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By the end of "Unbelievable" it's clear how wrong they all were in thinking they could run over "Little Katy" (Trump's snide name for Tur).
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And centuries after her death, we see the academics who study her story make dirty jokes at her expense and snide remarks about her pettiness.
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When Juno's ultrasound technician made a snide remark about her pregnancy, I was reminded of my local clinic nurses when I tried to find healthcare.
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We certainly face an overbearing amount of hostility from strangers and relatives alike, but South Park can't help making its own snide comments on trans existence.
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Claire, who has been fielding some snide remarks from Bri about her love for Frank, discovers that very same dragonfly in amber at a local museum.
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Morgan also went after Kim Kardashian West for posting a nude mirror photo on her Instagram account, tweeting a snide offer to buy her some clothes.
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Though there is useful financial advice, every episode treats us to terrible pitches, shouting matches, bidding wars, and snide comments that rival any trashy Bravo show.
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She also "liked" a tweet from a fan who defended her against trolls making snide comments about her lack of a bra in the photo. Sigh.
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I was too embarrassed to call her out with a snide remark about lying to people using plot points from Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.
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"We can walk in stores around here, and some of them don't want to wait on us, and customers make snide comments to us," said Schoncin.
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Their actions — the snide comments, the destructive behavior — make these shows feel more human than happy-go-lucky comedies like New Girl and The Mindy Project.
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No matter what form it takes—from eye rolls and snide comments to outright job discrimination—fat-shaming is bad for both physical and mental health.
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Mary is faced with the kinds of everyday sexism many women can relate to: catcalls, insults, snide remarks, even a lover removing a condom during sex.
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Several tea (gossip) channels realized that the sister of the Too Faced Cosmetics cofounder Jerrod Blandino had changed her Instagram bio to make a snide remark.
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Emirates posted a short video to Twitter, criticizing Mr. Munoz for a snide remark he had made about Emirates and pointing out its customer satisfaction accolades.
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My new body was often criticized with little snide comments here and there, and each time it was like a little paper cut, almost invisible but painful.
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When Clinton suggested she would "translate" Trump's rambling on trade deals and he insinuated she was stupid by interrupting with a snide "you can't," she remained calm.
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Screenshots of "I find little people to be untrustworthy" and "You're a snide fuck" will be surreptitiously deployed in shady group chats for the rest of time.
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Peters says she meant the comment innocuously – that the boy was walking slowly – but Jill Easter perceived the answer to be a snide remark about his intelligence.
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A snide hit piece would have been easy to write; it also would have hardened the hearts and confirmed the prejudices of his admirers—and his detractors.
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People talk about Fortnite, a game I made snide comments about when they seemed to just be ripping off PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, the way they talk about Minecraft.
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The slim volume is a quasi-Talmudic exchange, the text of Mr. D'Agata's essay framed by snide disputes with his fact-checker, Mr. Fingal, in the margins.
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Or consider the father who takes his son to visit the college that he himself had dreamed of attending but spends the tour making snide, embarrassing comments.
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For a couple of years after school, we drank together almost every weekend, exchanged snide texts about former friends and had the occasional conversation rooted in reality.
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In Montgomery's Avonlea, the worst Anne faces is some snide comments about penniless orphans from her schoolmate Josie Pye, who everyone knows can't help but be nasty.
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But soon he began receiving responses from a few users making snide comments about the fact that he also swiped right back on the men swiping on him.
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As for Edwards, who is currently waiting out the storm near Daytona, he was amused by the sheriff's call out and brushed aside peoples' jeers and snide remarks.
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While the men in the lab make snide asides about "Hatchet PMS" and "Medusa Menses," two female friends and academic rivals must confront how violence destroyed their friendship.
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Fox News opinion-show host Laura Ingraham apologized via Twitter on Thursday for making a snide comment about one of the Parkland shooting survivors and his college rejections.
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"When the theater responded to complaints, they were pretty snide about it and willing to mock anyone who had a complaint, and that really struck me," he explained.
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For producer Kate Bell, her first Thanksgiving after her parents split took a turn for the worse when her godmother made a snide comment about her mother. Yikes.
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After the news of what he'd done spread, a dramatic change in attitudes occurred: inmates made snide remarks, while jailers gave Wen spoiled food and picked on him.
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To sublimate her memories, Nadia submerges herself into drugs, into work (she is a video game programmer), into nicotine, into internet rabbit holes, into snide comments, into rudeness.
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Little is ever said directly—nobody wants to be blacklisted by a monopoly—but murmurs always come up via snide comments on Instagram or eye-rolling in interviews.
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Mongeau's ex-girlfriend turned close friend Bella Thorne also made a snide comment towards Paul after he met with his ex Erika Costell behind his new wife's back.
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It does seem that vegans are often dismissed with snide comments about being overzealous, or jokes about bacon, and no one really gives a second thought to it.
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"People just don't understand what it's like for people like us — with the jokes and the snide comments," Sheeran joked in a video he made with the royal.
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At this point, I'm not entirely sure if this is supposed to be a simple mishmash of derivative designs, or a snide piece of commentary on modern smartphones aesthetics.
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"We have to stop ourselves from the snide comments that come easily and out of jealousy that are simply a projection of our own insecurities," she continued this characterization.
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While the documentary "will teach you little about Putin and nothing about Russia," writes Foreign Policy, it does capture the Russian leader making some snide, chauvinistic comments about women.
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But for now, I'm totally fine with Whitford turning up in a scene to smile enigmatically, denigrate June with a snide aside, and then help the resistance fight back.
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By the same turn, it's also difficult to critique the P.C. left—as I have—without being drowned out by snide opportunists in the business of ridiculing college students.
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Royal Jordanian airlines, for one, has been brilliantly trolling Trump & Co. with amusing snide remarks in the form of Twitter poetry and fun tips for a laptop-less flight.
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Disregard the fact that a low-energy Donald Trump managed to tone down his odiousness, keeping mostly to smirks and snide remarks and even a talking point or two.
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In fact, in my first decade as a writer, nobody was ever snide or insulting to me about my writing—a fact that's surely unimaginable to young writers today.
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Basically you just apply her snide response to the question "Have you ever heard of Venezuela?" to another #relatable question from your mom or therapist or something, and voila.
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A Cleveland Cavaliers fan made a snide comment implying her relationship with Tristan Thompson was responsible for the team's three-game losing streak, and she was having none of it.
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Aside from his treatment of Wilson-Raybould, Trudeau was forced to apologize last week for making a snide remark to a small group of Indigenous protesters who attended a fundraiser.
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Like much of what passes for debate in this increasingly divided country, they shouted over each other, made snide remarks under their breath, and jabbed fingers violently into the air.
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But my little boy and I dress as historical figures, and it merits people not only making snide remarks, but approaching us and threatening my little 5-year-old boy.
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Even the most veiled criticism of the monarchy—posting a BBC profile of the king, say, or making a snide remark about a mythical medieval princess—is considered a crime.
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Long before Ed Mackenzie (Adam Scott), Madeline's second husband, is called a "snide fuck" by her ex, Nathan Carlson (James Tupper), he's minding his own business in the grocery store.
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The tweet requires a better than average understanding of Kardashian drama and cryptocurrency jargon, which winnows the potential audience of this snide remark down to probably three people, Disick included.
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The U.S. State Department mistakenly made Singapore a part of neighbouring Malaysia in a note issued in connection with the summit, drawing a slew of snide comments on social media.
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" El-P follows with some rumbling tough talk and snide politically-themed jabs: "Brave men didn't die face down in the Vietnam muck so I could not style on you.
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Clarke recently had a meeting with the volunteer guides, after hearing reports that some of them were nodding approvingly when guests made snide comments about who's now on the bottom.
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At the same time, Arya moved from snide insinuations to openly messing with Sansa, questioning her loyalty, talking about living in other people's skin and teasing her with Littlefinger's dagger.
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The series stars Ms. Klausner and her friend Billy Eichner, the comedian, as less successful versions of themselves, who get into Seinfeldian misadventures while making snide remarks on pop culture.
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"Break Up With Your Girlfriend, I'm Bored" — which includes a riff on 'N Sync's most snide anthem, "It Makes Me Ill" — is so bulbous and tart that it sounds jolly.
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Being around other guys who struggled with weight fostered a great spirit amongst us of being in it together and sharing our knowledge and experience without any judging or snide comments.
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But her efforts seem for naught when Prince Scolds-A-Lot makes a snide comment about Melbourne and Victoria needing to take a few hints about the poor from Charles Dickens.
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But Palin has done us a favor by proving that a woman can stumble, babble incoherently on stage and spew snide garbage, and it isn't a blot on the female copybook.
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Remember to add an avatar image unless you want some snide-ass liberal snowflake calling you a Russian bot just because you can't string words together in a coherent order.2.
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Of course, the two actors were nothing but professional, but apparently Cher, who plays the grandmother in the film, couldn't resist making a snide comment about the elephant in the room.
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Supposedly started by a snide but innocuous handshake snub while the pair were on England duty together, their mutual dislike was kept under wraps for the duration of their fruitful partnership.
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If that means, at this moment in time, letting a few snide quips about Obamacare or climate change slide, because you're just not ready to talk about it, let that happen.
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After making a snide comment to DH for him to 'teach his child bride some manners,' she reluctantly agreed to sleep on the couch, which was about two meters from our bed.
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Girls stared each other up and down – from our hair accessories to our sheer black stockings – upperclassmen who passed us on the street took Snapchats, and some stopped to make snide remarks.
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He is not only wealthy, but also has a microblog account with 38m followers—roughly the number of people living in California—whom he regales with snide comments on the country's politics.
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In response to Cruz's snide comment that "not a lot of conservatives come out of Manhattan," Trump invoked the name of William F. Buckley, conservative icon and founder of the National Review.
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Rush Limbaugh, like Franken's Indecision 1992 Comedy Central special, predated The Daily Show both in its tone and style: snide and smart, with an emphasis on digging through archives for damning material.
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The snide trolling had the obvious effect that I knew it would, and another batch of CD singles with a cassette-recorded death threat arrived at Hammer a few weeks after publication.
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As just one example, Jessica Jones, a fantastic TV show that is devoted to female interiority, has featured a snide joke about a fat woman eating a cheeseburger while on a treadmill.
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Earlier this month, the reveal of NBA star Steph Curry's sneaker collaboration with Under Armour resulted in snide comments from netizens about how it resembled shoes only dads would be caught dead in.
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Their banter seems to border on enmity: Marcus makes consciously racist jokes about Alberto's Mexican / Native American heritage, and Alberto answers with snide commentary about Marcus' impending forced retirement and probable looming death.
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His unequivocal fury was on display in the rage in his voice, the contortions of his face and the snide remarks he directed to senators in the room who dared to question him.
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But when a friend keeps suggesting pricey activities you can't afford, or constantly makes snide comments about your salary, avoiding the topic is only going to make things worse in the long run.
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Weiner is one cringe-inducing real-life drama after another, as Weiner faces a palpably hostile crowd, exchanges snide schoolyard threats with a rival candidate, or shouts down a heckler at a public appearance.
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While Perry's dish may lack the finesse of a pro's, Ramsay's words of encouragement — there isn't one snide remark or cruel, heart-shattering insult at all — seem to give her a boost of confidence.
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We know this because a Greek chorus of chattering locals act as Our Town-esque narrators throughout the show, passing snide judgment on the group of women and trying to intuit their hidden animosities.
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Farewells, accidents, bad parenting, financial losses and even a random snide comment take up most of our psychic space, leaving little room for compliments or pleasant experiences to help us along life's challenging path.
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The battles for top engineers in the cloud industry are at a fever pitch: Tech titans including Amazon and Oracle are duking it out for talent, often accompanied by snide remarks and one-upmanship.
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The behind-the-scenes dispute over language sharpened the sense of isolation for the American president at a conference that some have branded the "G-6 plus 1," a snide reference to Mr. Trump.
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Don't fear all those women with signs on their backs The straight and the queer, the whites and blacks You can trivialize them with snide little cracks And wash them away with alternative facts!
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Separately and together, the two of them drink too much, vomit, smoke, cough in a medically alarming way, break things, drop burning pans on the floor and make snide innuendo about sex, marriage and babies.
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It is very unlikely the Democratic Party elites will recognize that their snide attitudes towards everyday Americans, along with their maniacal devotion to multiculturalism, finally boiled over in the minds of a majority of Americans.
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Snide commentary that she was a manufactured star designed to target certain demographics missed the mark: she understood that Mr Martin's lyrics harnessed the irrational urgency of teenage emotions, and delivered that message with honesty.
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" But along with hundreds of comments in support of her relatable mom moment, the news anchor received some snide remarks about her appearance, including one that said, "This doesn't even look like the same person!
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Also: This might be the first episode (or at least the first episode in a while) without June narration, though it makes up for that somewhat with her occasional snide remarks, protected by her pregnancy.
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" Fast forward to 2015, and we hear Hillary's snide remark when asked by a reporter if she had her private email server wiped clean to destroy evidence; Hillary responds, "Like with a cloth or something?
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Laura Ingraham, a Fox News opinion-show host, made what some have interpreted as a snide comment about David Hogg, a student who survived the shooting last month at a high school in Parkland, Florida.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese state media on Saturday offered snide criticism of the negative consequences of democracy after Britain voted to leave the European Union, but vowed to stand by the "golden age" of Sino-British ties.
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Not coincidentally, it's also the part of the movie where it's easiest to notice those poor effects, because the film's snide sense of humor mostly departs in favor of more straightforward "save the girlfriend" superhero adventures.
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Green Book depicts a range of ways in which the racist attitudes that were dominant in American life in the early and mid-20th century manifested themselves, from snide comments and racial epithets to outright hostility.
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The actress was not the blushing bride that 19-year-old Princess Diana was, nor Waity Katie, the snide nickname given to Kate Middleton for spending her single years seemingly waiting for Prince William to propose.
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After all, the State Department even made a gaffe about the city-state's sovereignty: It mistakenly described it as part of neighboring Malaysia in a note issued online, sparking snide comments on social media, Reuters reported.
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Politicians leading the charge would also go out of their way to draw a sharp line between Trump's policy preferences and Trump himself, so as to avoid reproducing the snide elitism Trump pilloried on the campaign trail.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Banksy's newest work is neither a snide jab at politicians nor a big "fuck you" to the police — instead, it's a gesture of gratitude to children at a school in Bristol.
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This song, from Ms. Olsen's forthcoming album "My Woman," features some of her most snide singing, and the guitar work is almost sleazy, like a lit cigarette dangling from the lips of someone who's forgotten to ash.
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There were slurs and snide comments about smelling like curry, but it never crossed my mind that America needed to be made great again, because I had already been seduced by its own conviction in its greatness.
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" Tusk argued that "when Trump tries to roll back the clock and reinstate policies that are clearly outmoded or just plain dumb, European leaders love nothing more than to scoff, make snide remarks, and assert their moral superiority.
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"Since I was a kid, I had been sick of going back to my family and friends and have them make some snide remarks about living in Las Vegas, how there's nothing intellectual going on here," Rogers said.
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"The president is in charge of enforcing that, and now he's the one leading the charge trying to unmask the whistleblower, or making snide comments that his audience is laughing about," said Colapinto, who's also represented FBI whistleblowers.
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Martin Shkreli, the eccentric former pharmaceutical CEO notorious for a price-gouging scandal and for his snide "Pharma Bro" persona on social media, was convicted Friday on federal charges he deceived investors in a pair of failed hedge funds.
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The "No Tears Left To Cry" singer has been open and responsive to fans about her new relationship with Saturday Night Live's Pete Davidson, and she refuses to let snide remarks on her relationship with rapper Mac Miller slide.
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It's true — just think of a Jane Austen title and there's likely a snide remark about a two-decades-old outfit worn by one of the more comical or dowdy characters; something and someone to be made fun of.
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Waller-Bridge, meanwhile, plays a very real, very human, very damaged young woman called Fleabag, who is attempting to move on from a dark event in her past by deflecting anything approaching real emotion with sarcasm and snide jokes.
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CLINTON She is mentally readying herself for multiple Trumps: the disciplined opponent who sticks to big themes, the no-holds-barred adversary who goes on the offensive, and the snide antagonist who calls her a "loser" to her face.
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The mother gets incredibly jealous of this, and posts pics that are exact mimics of the father's pictures, except with snide captions like, 'the water park is MUCH more fun with mommy!' or 'mommy gets the best birthday presents!
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You get a dance band so good that people get blisters and a party that society columnist James Revson will be a little snide about and gossip columnist Liz Smith will write about using party of the decade terminology.
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Because this year, when I barricade myself in the water closet for a brief sob fest after my cousin says something snide, I'll do it remembering that there are plenty of fucked up families I'm lucky not to belong to.
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The Germans had no patience for charlatans, creating a clear lexical distinction between actual Masters and those who performed fighting as part of theater, the leichmeistrere (a snide reference to a dance-master) and the klopffechter, which translates to clown fighter.
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Not too long ago someone made a snide comment about the photos I've posted of my post-mastectomy breast (just the fact that I posted a photo of my breast on the internet seemed to be an issue for them).
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None of the above was apparent from CBS's upfront presentation to advertisers, which was long on bragging and short on mentioning younger viewers, except for a brief, snide suggestion that caring about audience demographics is a thing of the past.
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The Anonymous-indebted disguises, the snide sobriquet, the "Fight Club" posturing: Is there really a method to this madness, Wellick wonders, or is it all a cheesy cover for adolescent anarchism that won't change a thing in the long run?
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Even when you're dining at some of the best brunch places in Los Angeles, New York, or anywhere else in America, it's customary to make snide remarks about the people excitedly snapping away with their iPhones a few tables over.
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Yes, we also like to see how ridiculous some people look and make snide comments, but essentially there should be something happy and fairy tale about getting to be all fancy for a night, however an individual chooses to define fancy.
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As he veers from wild accusations against President Obama to snide remarks about Arnold Schwarzenegger, he's doing a very good imitation of someone experiencing a personal breakdown — even though he has yet to confront a crisis not of his own making.
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To my embarrassment now, I didn't just opt out of this group; I loudly proclaimed how silly I found the whole idea to other graduate students at the lounge and made snide remarks about the event whenever it came up.
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As James would later describe, what started as a "tap, tap, tap at night" within their walls developed into an ongoing conversation with this astute, and often snide, "man-weasel" who had decided to make their isolated home his own abode. Gef!
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She's taken many a visitor from that part of the world past the Lenin statue and says their reactions have been almost unanimous—a smirk and a snide joke about how he'd ended up in front of a Taco Del Mar chain restaurant.
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But it also underlines why Gilmore Girls has become such a pivotal show for many of its biggest fans, and why its name has become synonymous (sometimes with an unmerited and snide cynicism) with the idea of watching TV for comfort and warmth.
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Certainly, it is hard not to feel for anyone stuck in an airport for hours, but perhaps harder still not to take some snide enjoyment in this seemingly perfect example of what toxic festival culture has become—faux-bohemianism morphing into hyper-capitalism.
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For the sake of the story, Gay ascribes more agency and malice to this woman than is realistic—we have no way of knowing if she took the "competition" seriously, too, even if she did make a snide comment about Gay's weight.
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The gimmick is that the names of the movie's stars and creative team have been replaced with snide references to the roles they play — the hot chick, the European villain, the moody teen, the computer-generated character, the comic relief, the surprise cameo.
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A larger example: Stung by the fact that "Spinner," the company's ditzy PR girl, let the CEO say dumb ageist things in an interview with the New York Times, Lyons lets rip with surprisingly snide Facebook posts and comments about the CEO and the company.
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White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer snapped at a female reporter on Tuesday over a question about the administration's image, telling the veteran White House correspondent to "stop shaking your head" — a snide comment that drew rebuke from Hillary Clinton and several prominent women journalists.
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He invited his teenage son Wendell to stay with him and Grandma Ruth but when Wendell arrives, he gets under Henry's skin with his questions about who his "real" parents were, and with his snide comment about the hockey poster on his boyhood bedroom wall.
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In his petition to the court, Subodh Gupta says this period marked the beginning of a personal hell for him and his family: His works were no longer being sold, and he and his family were the subject of "snide" remarks at social gatherings.
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It's hard to tell whether it's a legitimate offer, or a snide geopolitical belittling of one of its fiercest critics, but Moscow has extended an offer to Ottawa to help battle the raging forest fires in Fort McMurray which have displaced more than 80,000.
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In a scene as traditionally male-dominated as metal, that need for representation is more than just a talking point or a snide comment about safe spaces; it's imperative, acting as a full-on catalyst for change, progress, and the further acquisition of killer riffs.
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As for snide and dismissive, almost anything that gets the numbers up when Mr. Rock takes the Oscars stage on Sunday will most likely be fine with the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which gives out the Oscars, and ABC, which broadcasts the show.
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Debate commission chief: Candidates should fact-check each other Rather than wait for his rivals to finish their attack, Trump might interject with a snide comment belittling the line or deploy one of his many facial expressions that will catch the attention of the television audience.
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"Having women-run men's sports team accounts helps fight every terrible internet comment or snide remark women have ever heard about not knowing sports," says Olivia Witherite, social media director at the Mid-Atlantic Sports Network (MASN), the broadcast home for the Baltimore Orioles and Washington Nationals.
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"If the dinner were canceled because (gasp!) a president made a few snide remarks about White House reporters, that act of self-regard would say that the First Amendment is negotiable and that emotional well-being takes precedence over professional responsibilities," he wrote in The Washington Post.
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"My fear for the Democratic Party is that people are going to see who can be the most virulent, anti-Trump person — and that is his game; his game is to be angry and snide," said David Axelrod, a former senior adviser to President Barack Obama.
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I was spending a year in Aix-en-Provence, and my dad and stepmom and little brother gamely traipsed around fields of lavender, knocking their heads on the entrances to Lilliputian restaurants and politely not making snide remarks about my new penchant for wearing skirts over jeans.
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Also distracting, though more believable, is the domestic-drama story line in which Mary, a divorced mom with two daughters, supports her loser husband but still has to put up with his snide digs about how she's hurting their children by being gone so much at night.
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Former Republican congressman and current MSNBC host Joe Scarborough, who is a serious and principled conservative even if he makes too many snide comments about liberals from the upper East Side and Georgetown, should enter the GOP primaries and run against Trump in the 2020 presidential campaigns.
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Amid the campaign strategy, snide comments and other headline fodder culled from the hacked accounts of Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman, John Podesta, and groups including the Democratic National Committee, the emails include the private information of a large number of bystanders, ranging from email addresses to financial data.
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There were perhaps a few too many examples of songs in which Mr. Bostridge started out with a lucid, hollowed-out sound as he sketched an image of nature — a tree, a stream — only to switch to a snide, dark tone as sinister associations take over the text.
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There was something profound about knowing that this single teenage girl — smart, snide, loving and funny — had been living in that same small annex where my wife and mother-in-law had been standing; deeply moving to be reminded that a hateful regime had snuffed that life out.
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I've had the offside rule mansplained to me more times than I've had my arse groped in a Vodka Revolution, and heard plenty of other snide comments about us having girls on the team, with predictions implying that we'll be about as much use as Daniel Sturridge's knees.
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When, in the aftermath of an equalising own goal from Steven Gerrard, Mourinho turned to the Liverpool fans behind the dugout and petulantly held his finger to his lips, he announced himself as a snide genius and the ringleader of the chaotic circus that was English football in the mid noughties.
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One result is an election campaign that has been more snide than substantive and that, in the name of differentiating two candidates who aren't distinguishable enough, harps on supposedly deep social and political divisions — "this great disconnect," as one candidate for vice president put it — that may not really exist.
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So, Twitter is a place where some folks are getting a large following, including George Conway and others, for on occasion being snide, like I am from time to time, because you just sort of pop off on Twitter, and it's a clever format, but also in a serious way.
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To be able to admit that we think Stephen Curry is attractive without getting a snide comment in return We're complex beings – we can admire his ability to score 30 points a game and swoon over his smile at the same time, so calm down and let's all watch the game in peace.
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Even though we use this "is not a personality" rhetoric in a snide way toward people who maybe DO appear to see having abs as a way of life, we can also turn it generously toward ourselves: working out, or your appearance, or your desires to be fit are not who you are.
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Upon its release in 1985, The Journey of Natty Gann received both reluctantly polite and openly snide critical reviews that bely the cult following it's since gained, and the renewed love modern critics have found for its endearing performances, its gorgeous cinematography, its truly great girl-meets-dog friendship, and its unusually tough main character.
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The book, the title of which is partly a reference to the various snide remarks then being made about Laurer's biological sex, was just one of many WWE-sanctioned autobiographies that emerged in the wake of Mick Foley's best-selling memoir Have a Nice Day, the flashpoint that elevated wrestler tell-alls into a big business.
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It is an absolute outrage how so many pampered, affluent, upper-middle-class professional women chronically spout snide anti-male feminist rhetoric, while they remain completely blind to the constant labor and sacrifices going on all around them as working-class men create and maintain the fabulous infrastructure that makes modern life possible in the Western world.
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With that in mind, I've understandably gone for this happy hardcore-inspired, trancey house chart topper from the post-2000 electronic duo Ultrabeat: At this juncture I need to stress something important: this isn't some snide, sneering, jokey answer that allows me to peer down and peck on provincial club culture like some class-tourist vulture.
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Talking to the camera is a thing Fleabag does, and it's a thing the show does, so of course she's going to keep doing it, offering witty, snide asides that elicit some great laughs in the middle of all the farce (and given that this is a season where Fleabag falls for a Catholic priest, farce abounds).
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Perhaps not coincidentally, this was my favorite season for star-crossed couple Alex (Laura Prepon) and Piper (Taylor Schilling) in quite a while — using the two simply to offer snide commentary on the injustices around them while attempting to wash their hands of them fit the season's overall critique of power structures and those who unknowingly perpetuate them.
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METROPOLITAN A cover article this weekend about the life of the editor and writer Norman Podhoretz misstates the context for a quotation by Norman Mailer regarding the publication of Mr. Podhoretz's book "Making It." When Mailer described it as "brutal — coarse, intimate, snide, grasping, groping, slavering, slippery of reference, crude and naturally tasteless," he was characterizing the critical reception to Mr. Podhoretz's book, not critiquing it himself.
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You can see him slipping a couple of bucks into the tip jar at Starbucks, shaking a few hands, and if, say, some dude in a MAGA hat comes up to him and says something snide, maybe about his son Hunter, you can imagine Biden pointing into the man's chest, telling him to show some damn respect — and then grabbing three Splendas for his wife, "Jilly," waiting out in the car.
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Corrections: March 2212, 2556 METROPOLITAN A cover article this weekend about the life of the editor and writer Norman Podhoretz misstates the context for a quotation by Norman Mailer regarding the publication of Mr. Podhoretz's book "Making It." When Mailer described it as "brutal — coarse, intimate, snide, grasping, groping, slavering, slippery of reference, crude and naturally tasteless," he was characterizing the critical reception to Mr. Podhoretz's book, not critiquing it himself.
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I struggle a bit with how his depiction of "transhumanism," or the desire of some humans to transcend their forms by becoming more and more machine, feels like a sly and maybe even snide attempt to pivot off current discussion of trans issues in an almost scare-mongering fashion, as if mocking the kids today for thinking they could possibly change their bodies, or not just be happy with what they were given at birth.
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But if the #MeToo movement can only address distinct instances of sexual harassment and assault, and not the founding briarpatch of snide remarks, aggressive sexual and romantic overtures, dismissal, condescension, entitlement, and other quietly abusive behaviors that so often shape dynamics between boys and girls, men and women—let alone the histories of disenfranchisement that all of that is predicated on—then the #MeToo movement is no use to us at all.
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There is some drama surrounding Bonnie, whose guilt over pushing Perry isolates her from rest of the the Monterey Five — this leads to an extremely Wife Guy-ish moment when her husband Nathan begs Ed to "take my wife to coffee, you snide fuck" (it's a real chef kiss moment) — but the heart of the premiere remains in the decadent reveal of the women, what they're up to, and how lovably flawed they are in the aftermath of tragedy.
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David AxelrodDavid AxelrodMark Halperin inks book deal 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care The Hill's Morning Report - More talk on guns; many questions on Epstein's death MORE, a former adviser to President Obama, bashed The New York Times for its "snide" editorial on Sean SpicerSean Michael SpicerOvernight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador Trump taps Sean Spicer to join Naval Academy board of visitors Trump falsely claims his events have never 'had an empty seat' MORE's resignation in a tweet on Saturday.
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Three kinds of costume: — Barely-be-assed Dracula fangs-'n'-cape or a Frankenstein's Monster forehead and a load of hastily applied greasepaint; costumes that are so shoddy and half-there that I actually respect them; — Tried really hard and it actually looks really good and cool, but also like, you spent four weeks collecting cardboard from supermarket dumpsters just to make a gigantic heart-eyes emoji, sort your life out; — A snide costume-without-a-costume that fits the base parameters of a costume – a T-shirt with "Global Warming" written on it, or something; something bullshit like that—but that isn't actually a costume, it's just you pretending you're too good to dress up and have fun, and if you're too good to dress up and have fun then what is wrong with you.
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