Sentence examples for an object of derision from inspiring English sources
A 28-handicapper faces more problems than just being an object of derision.
Naturally, all this has made terroir an object of derision in some non-French quarters.
But he worded it badly, so he became an object of derision.
ATLANTA — Alex Rodriguez's personal choices make him an object of derision away from Yankee Stadium.
"In merely 30 years, it has gone from being an object of derision to an object of respect.
Predictably, Vermeil was seen as a man past his time and even became an object of derision.
Nonetheless, he said, he was "surrounded from birth with a definition of the Jew... as sufferer, the Jew as an object of ridicule, disgust, scorn, contempt, derision, of every heinous form of persecution and brutality".
Elevating an object of architectural derision into something serious is no small achievement.
From being an object of some derision – just an enlarged iPhone?
Advise him not to fish and he'll make you an object of global derision on Twitter and Facebook.
The stock character of the stage mother has often been an object of cinematic derision veering to pathos (as in Luchino Visconti's "Bellissima," from 1951).
