In an opinion piece in Global Times, a populist mainland newspaper, Wendy Wang, a freelance writer from Shanghai, noted that mainlanders had long been derided on Hong Kong television, with men often portrayed as mobsters and women as flirty or worse.
Although he has been derided on the street, and in classified diplomatic cables, as a "poodle" to Mr. Mubarak, Field Marshal Tantawi is portrayed by some senior American officers who know him personally as a shrewd operator who played a significant role in the relatively nonviolent ouster of his patron.
"There's lots of situations where companies have been derided on Web sites," he said.
Makaeff was the subject of a $1-million 1-millionaim filed by Trump that was later dismissed, and she has been derided on the counterclaimil and the Republican debate stage, Jensen said.
But later, after they spawned a significant antiwar movement, they were derided on a baser level.
At the beginning of the year, Amram Mitzna, Labor's candidate for prime minister, was derided on the right for proposing a complete, immediate withdrawal from Gaza.
Among them are the women who were marginalised by his ladbantz, the gay men who were derided on air, and all those deemed less important than Moyles, each steamrollered by his on- and off-air persona.
Among them are the women who were marginalised by his ladbantz, the gay men who were derided on air, and all those deemed less important than Moyles, each steamrollered by his on- and off-air persona.
Undercover of the Night is good fun and free of the ennui that sits so heavily on latterday Stones material, though the lack of specificity in the lyrics was derided on the track's 1983 release.
The show's most obsessed-over characters, Don, Joan Holloway and Roger Sterling, have been unapologetic in their contempt for youth and youth culture (Pete Campbell was derided on the occasions he suggested Elvis as a corporate spokesman and ventured the opinion that JFK had a shot at winning over Nixon).
