caustically

So what have they brought to their constituents all these decades since Griffith so caustically called them out in “American Me”?

"Be more predictable, be less political... Clean and digestible, less of a spectacle," she drawls over a buzzsaw riff, caustically ticking off the advice she received.

“Jefferson had a party,” Adams observed caustically, “Hamilton had a party, but the commonwealth had none.”

They have been drenched in questions about race, both obviously and not so obviously, most caustically from Blackburn, Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas, Sen. Josh Hawley of Missouri and Sen. John Cornyn of Texas.

Cain, 42, has been making caustically colorful, improvised abstractions since the mid-2000s and had been commissioned to hide construction walls during refurbishment of the atrium’s skylight.