Sentence examples similar to derisive circumstances from inspiring English sources
Since Election Night, as the arrow of electoral favor wandered from Hillary Clinton to Trump and stayed there, Americans have been counselled and admonished, by voices sincere and mocking, earnest and derisive, that despite losing the popular ballot by three million votes, despite every extenuating and unnerving circumstance, "Donald Trump is our President now".
In the late 1940s, in the Partisan Review, Baldwin coined the phrase "protest fiction," a derisive designation for those African-American themed novels in which black characters were too obviously victimized by their circumstances, or were made to seem too mythically sexual.
Derisive iconoclast, preacher and jester.
She made a derisive sound.
Other breeders are derisive.
(Derisive laughter from audience).
Venki maintained his derisive stance.
His comments were met with derisive laughter.
Not all of the comments are derisive.
