John Morley caustically remarks that "the efforts of the heterodox have taught them to be better Christians than they were a hundred years ago.
Of the Boyle Lecturers, Collings the "Deist" caustically said that nobody doubted the existence of the Deity till they set to work to prove it.
Some of Prior's poems, as Thackeray caustically remarks, smack not a little of the conversation of his Long Acre friends.
The bishop replied that the hat was of a shape suited to his dignity, whereupon the King caustically said, "I hope that the hat won't turn your head.
A caustically frank discussion of Mrs. Severance with Ted in one of Ted's bitter moods--a discussion that had given Oliver a bad half-hour later with Louise.
When she heard it said, as it very frequently was said, that Borrow was a gypsy by blood, she caustically remarked that if he were not he "OUGHT to have been.
He was uncompromisingly and caustically severe upon some of the literary idols of his day, men who have survived that terrible handicap, contemporary recognition and appreciation.
Disraeli also approved strict neutrality butcaustically referred to Gladstone's Newcastle speech and sharply attacked the Cabinet's uncertain and changeable policy--merely a party speech.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "caustically" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
