Sentence examples for derision of from inspiring English sources

Dargis's derision of "beautiful, weird, unattractive, ridiculous and prohibitively expensive clothes and accessories," is indeed derision of fashion itself.

(On the other hand, it also is sometimes fuelled by the infuriating derision of critical misunderstandings).

But her dry derision of a serious criminal isn't what brought angry responses from Jewish readers.

He was famous for power ballads and that hairstyle – to the derision of some.

One of the principles of authoritarianism is the derision of intellectuals and expertise.

How do you cope with the constant derision of your ideas?

Hand in hand with the defence and support of our team comes derision of the other.

Isn't it actually the most cost-effective policy, despite the derision of its opponents?