Sentence examples similar to could have sneered from inspiring English sources
Some people have sneered.
The prosecution might have sneered at the conclusion.
In response to the DA's efforts to diversify, many ANC leaders have sneered.
Once upon a time, people would have sneered at someone being christened Jack.
James Ferguson, deputy director of the farmers' federation, has sneered at the "bludgers" (scroungers) of the union.
Despite the billowing insurgency, Mr Rumsfeld has sneered at demands to recruit more regular troops.
"It's just photo manipulation, a fake," many humans had sneered.
Kids had sneered, and Seth Corley was angry.
The unattractive sneer at middlebrow taste could have been toned down too.
It's easy to sneer with hindsight, but the comments were entirely sensible – not even Mystic Meg could have envisaged the level of fame that Beckham would subsequently achieve.
Think of the lives that could have been saved with an exchange of emails with the editors of the Sun and the Evening Standard or a sneering lecture delivered after a large lunch.
