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The progressive Cohen even sarcastically joked that another congressman was “a communist just like me.”

Opponents sarcastically describe Chalghoumi as the “Imam of the Jews.”

One commenter asked, sarcastically, whether a Jewish group should be expected to host a KKK speaker.

Kinbote says Professor Pardon is “‘confusing me with some refugee from Nova Zembla’ [sarcastically stressing the ‘Nova’].”

A bunch of people sarcastically asked whether I was planning to drop my health insurance.

"Little man who has had a busy day with a job well done," Lamb paraphrased it sarcastically.

"You seem to have a good opinion of yourself," remarked Grace, somewhat sarcastically.

"You would as lieve it was anybody else; but your other friends have left you to die like a dog," said Robinson sarcastically.

"A mighty nice world 't would be, I reckon, if you had the fixin' of it," Sukey remarked sarcastically.

William, who was washing a saucepan, looked up and begged me sarcastically to accept the cordon bleu.