derision sentence examples

• But instead of attracting derision, this became stellastarr* 's attraction.
• The fact that franchise include people who have received refunds and been sent a season ticket was the subject of much derision.
• Why, then, are people queuing up to heap derision upon the hapless chavs?
• Derision in some quarters.
• Derision of the people.
• Derision from the crowds.
• There are notorious examples of public art, such as those entered for the turner prize, which cause derision or outrage.
• Whatever the reason, a journalist whose story turns out to be inaccurate, unfair or untrue will very justifiably earn public derision.
• Derision in the land of egypt.
• Derision from many intellectuals and other critics, the show has been a commercial success around the world.
• The comments i made in troon did receive some derision.
• The hapless eu minister denis macshane will demand the european army intervene, to universal derision.
• Derision in equal measure.
• Derision from the rest of the scientific community.
• An amalgam of mysticism, psychotherapy and pure science fiction, the content invited the derision which was inevitably forthcoming.
• The matrix revolutions found itself on the wrong end of more critical derision than any decent film in quite some time.
• His words would have met derision and large guffaws!
• The party's attempts to carve out distinctive policy positions on public services have met with widespread derision.
• Here was a spectacle to excite the derision or pity of the gods.
• At last, after years of completely undeserved derision, godzilla can now be seen for the masterpiece it is.

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