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1. Desa wanted to come back with a snide retort like, 'at least I have some
2. Pick had no snide remarks for me or the rest of the gamblers
3. Soft whispers, of innuendos, and snide remarks, when they didn't think she was listening
4. Kaitlyn had nearly leapt into Harry's arms at the same moment, when interrupted by the snide words and tone of the stranger; she turned to face Harry's accuser
5. He heard a buzz of murmuring behind him as the other inmates made snide comments
6. “Now, now,” Larocka said, “there’s no need to be snide, dear
7. His mouth kept opening and closing, as if he was trying to utter one last snide comment
8. More often than not it is other Americans that make these snide remarks and they are applauded by their peers
9. thinking about after the battle of snide remarks began
10. face slapping with snide remarks and critical glares; the
11. So, rolling your eyes, sighing, making little snide remarks about things that don't please you about the school in the presence of the students will have an effect on their confidence in the institution and, believe it or not, in yourself as a teacher
12. fencing for the front garden, they’d drive by in their cars and shout snide comments about it
13. We decided that Christmas to change the colour of the house, which brought snide
14. The line parted as he made his way to the opening, snide words exploding in his head as if shouted by Madini, himself
15. Nor those practiced withering looks and snide asides
16. The women who saw her gave her contemptuous looks and made snide remarks with each other
17. But Amaranta could not bear the memories that that man, whose baldness had plunged him into the abyss of premature old age, aroused in her, and she would torment him with snide remarks until he did not come back except on special occasions and he finally disappeared, extinguished by paralysis
18. What was even more noticeable to the American Navy personnel was the fact that more than half of the newcomers were women, something that attracted some snide remarks in low voices
19. Frustrated by this and by Cyril’s snide comments that they should have allowed him to do it his way, Feltus and Lowell both mentally determined that this would be the last assault necessary to secure passage into the suite, so that they could silence Cyril’s rambling and not delay the inevitable any longer
20. any snide remarks about Hope
21. Alex bit his cheek and suppressed a snide comment
22. That, except for a very few, had been true of all the members of the Japanese Self-Defense Forces until yesterday, something that often led to snide remarks by American soldiers stationed in Japan, many of whom had fought repeatedly in Iraq and Afghanistan
23. The overbearing snide attitude wasn’t in attendance today, as he thanked the officers for coming and insisted upon them partaking in light refreshments which had always been part of Sir Alex Clegg’s routine in the event of visitors
24. For an instant the snide returned accompanied by a loss of composure
25. I can hear the whispers, coined in snide
26. So, Ruma set out to snare the prey into her web of adoration but to no avail, and slighted, she began to pass snide remarks about her to Anand
27. Lexi had never visited while I was with Nathan as he always made the stay uncomfortable with snide remarks and derogatory humour
28. “Aren't you a subscriber to their weekly reality webisode, The Terrorist Next Door?” he again interrupted, because he was enamored with his own snide innuendo
29. People typically thought of him as a snide, spoiled rich brat, regardless that he was already twenty and an adult
30. The guards had apparently gone after the snide laughing remark, content to leave the prisoners unwatched and free to discuss their predicament without fear of being overheard
31. Every remark I form in my head sounds snide
32. The snide pun on Kashi’s name convinced Divodas that he was facing a changed Uma
33. Of course, all that is just my bullshit advice,” she added, with a snide grin
34. “That was a very snide compliment
35. Mostly, they cannot understand how people living under such harsh conditions can be laughing all the time… and they do not understand why these poor people’s laughter is much more genuine than their own snide, hypocritical, intellectual, unloving, uncaring, sneering humor
36. The result was and will be that his unspoken message to the masses is to resign yourself to all the corruption and evil and insanity of civilized existence and never stand up and actively fight against any of it:… just make snide remarks about what is wrong with human society and do absolutely nothing to fix it or change it or make it better: just remain a fucking detached observer, a passive brainwashed spectator and obey your bosses and owners and masters and live as a hypocritical coward who knows better but does nothing to stop the insanity of civilized humans destroying everything they touch
37. Not only did she hate exercising, she couldn't stand the snide remarks her classmates made about getting a sports bra
38. Mahr exposed the sick hypocrisy and cowardice of America too bluntly, and too unpleasantly, in his one single, ‘all-joking-aside’ snide remark
39. I say this with probably unreasonable and snide sarcasm, but hear me out
40. position as Heir of Manson, but a snide grin was all Rainer had needed to silence him
41. He is a Jew: and possesses all of his hooked nose Semitic tribe’s undead legacy of deeply concealed hatred and envy and snide hate filled snobbishness
42. “Used to?” Hallen interjected, cold and snide
43. Emily looked up at Chevalier and her snide remark was forgotten when she saw the worry in his eyes
44. although when it came to the snide cutting remarks he won hands down
45. “You know, the girls,” he probed with a snide smirk, curling his tongue around the “l,” dragging it out like a sinew found in an undercooked chicken
46. “Yeah,” he said, in as snide a tone as he was capable of
47. Small investors deal in small amounts, which cost just as much to transact as large deals, and the shareholders need elaborate protection from sharks and their own folly because they might sue or generate snide stories in the newspapers, and MPs are likely to kick up a self-interested fuss