Sentence examples for a sneer at from inspiring English sources
Some of Tyson's fights were won with a sneer at a press conference.
And he has a sneer at Guardian critics, which is a poem's invariable hallmark of purity and authenticity.
It was tossed like a sneer at abstract painting as a way of branding it silly, empty and fraudulent.
When Steve Bannon is lurching through a speech, he knows that he can revive a crowd with a sneer at McConnell's expense.
Surely a moment will come when some latte-sipping stylista glances across the street at the New Year's ladies and permits herself a sneer at the garish costumes.
Many believe the "Make Our Planet Great Again" slogan was a sneer at Trump's campaign slogan, a way to score political points out of the U.S.'s climate science slow down.
It all seems a modern-day comment on--a sneer at, really--the lofty civic intentions of Butler and his like.
"You're about to tell me," he said at one point with a slight sneer at a prosecutor who asked what Robert felt was a rhetorical question.
"I'm Orpheus" (a pickup line that would evoke a sneer even at the most pretentious book party).
His smile sometimes looked like a sneer, and at times his speech sounded over-emotional, appearing to mask anger.
"Feng had transformed from artist to collector, from a writer to an encyclopedist," Meyer laments, barely concealing a nonstandard sneer at this former housing hero's sellout.
