Translation of "Wiseacre" in German

Such sayings themselves grow harder and adhere more firmly with age, and it would take many blows with a trowel to clean an old wiseacre of them.

But one has to recognize the nefarious action of these Catholics pharisaical that, in the name of a false notion of Tradition and considering "modernist" the doctrines of the Council, unfortunately they are animated to the Supreme Pontiff by a sharp-eyed zeal and bitter, inquisitorial and wiseacre, lack of understanding and love and always playing in bad everything he does, always launched in the search for her every misstep real or perceived, and ever attentive to his virtues and good qualities.

First of all, we never see whether Kim has actually shot the arrow or not, which means that we can only make predictions based on evidence like everyone else, and secondly Kim is so self-righteous and a wiseacre par excellence that it is truly difficult to sympathize with him at all times.

And "let's play," a genre of videos in which wiseacres give (mostly older) games the Mystery Science Theater treatment, are already popular on YouTube.

Wiseacres attempt to show that such sensations are only autosuggestions, but for each autosuggestion a mental command must be sent in advance.

The wiseacres who boast that they do not recognize any difference “between Bruening and Hitler”, are saying in reality: it makes no difference whether our organizations exist, or whether they are already destroyed.

We have the irrefutable testimony of Kerensky to the effect that the minds of the sagest middle-class wiseacres were bent precisely in this direction.

The provocative title is "Implementing Lean in x steps - About consultants, coaches and other wiseacres" an will lead to various discussions.

But today it's a very different picture and many of the wiseacres shake their heads in bewilderment.

The King seeing this victory of a blockhead, the palm thus carried off by a simpleton, the triumph of a fool, bethought himself seriously whether or no he should give him his daughter; and taking counsel with the wiseacres of his court, they replied that Ciannetella was not a mouthful for the tooth of such a miserable dog and lose-the-day bird, and that, without breaking his word, he might commute the promise of his daughter for a gift of crowns, which would be more to the taste of a poor beggar like Moscione than all the women in the world. This advice pleased the King, and he asked Moscione how much money he would take instead of the wife who had been promised him.