Sentence examples for apparent derision from inspiring English sources
What makes her such an exhilarating performer is her apparent derision for the very celebrity culture in which she is embroiled.
Neither did the Marxes buy any of the artist's cartoonlike pictures in pseudo-childlike style that he executed in one day, in apparent fits of rage and derision, such as "Dora Maar in an Armchair," dated Oct. 26, 1939.
His apparent change of heart drew derision from his country's press corps who accused him of flip-flopping on a vital issue and of confused policy-making.
His incessant derision of journalists and his apparent desire to hide behind campaign theatrics are both symptoms of his divisive brand of ultra-nationalist populism.
He apologised in November for the firm's involvement in "things that were clearly wrong", although he attracted derision by remarking, in an apparent joke, that the bank was doing "God's work".
The creepy and borderline dystopian implications of this were apparent to literally everyone outside the company, and the announcement was met with immediate derision.
The derision was instantaneous.
Derision greeted Allison's call.
Miller snorted with derision.
The derision runs both ways.
