Sentence examples for derision for from inspiring English sources

Social media is also full of derision for Georgian politicians.

He was a figure of derision for some.

Mr Clarke has faced derision for failing to match the impossible standards of his predecessor.

He had little formal education and a great derision for college men.

Contemporary criticism set the pattern of acclaim for the work and derision for its author.

She laughed, with a soupçon of derision for the naïve and uninitiated.

The margin of his coming victory did nothing to lessen the derision for such protestations.

What's most striking about this exchange is not Dutton's open derision for evidence and argument.

– there was also derision for him blundering into the arena of youth sexuality at all.

The country at large was shocked by it, although Amla had been subject to vitriolic derision for months.

Orton and Halliwell reserved particular derision for the pulp fiction that lined so many "rubbishy" library bookshelves.