Sentence examples for derisive chuckle from inspiring English sources
When the Central Intelligence Agency or the State Department, let alone the United Nations, was mentioned in conversation with a foreign-policy conservative, the reference would usually draw a derisive chuckle or a rolling of the eyes: those organizations had been captured by the appeasers, and could be counted on to respond insufficiently to threats.
It's a motto which screams all-American razzamatazz, enough to make the more derisive of the assembled British games press have a wry chuckle to themselves but, when push comes to shove, it's impossible to knock Blizzard's track record ('World of Warcraft', 'StarCraft', 'WarCraft'), so why not flaunt it?
A few years ago, the singer who once referred to women as "horses in a stable," among other derisive descriptions would have dismissed a line like this with a low chuckle.
She made a derisive sound.
Derisive iconoclast, preacher and jester.
Other breeders are derisive.
(Derisive laughter from audience).
