Sentence examples for derisive comments from inspiring English sources
The derisive comments were to be expected.
The derisive comments about the art galleries seemed particularly egregious.
That answer drew derisive comments from critics on both the left and the right.
What are some examples of Reverend Wright's controversial, or "derisive," comments, according to the article?
But by 3 p.m., the Shabab announced "a planned withdrawal" from Beledweyne, which drew a few derisive comments on Twitter.
Derisive comments he made about the tendency of Congress to spend money angered powerful Republicans and Democrats.
The Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation strongly objected to the derisive comment, and a flood of objections by Academy members and news-media commentators made clear that if Mr. Ratner remained in charge of the Feb. 26 Oscar show on ABC, the broadcast was going to be as much about Mr. Ratner as the movies.
Someone recently in public called a piece I wrote "pure bilge," but that's the sort of emotional and derisive comment that makes me question the reader's judgment, not my writing.
This, Mr. McCain said, drew the derisive comment from Mr. Obama that Mrs. Clinton was acting "like she's on the duck blind every Sunday, packing a six-shooter".
Mañana!" and a derisive comment at their departing backs to the effect of "Imagine asking the champion of the world to pay!" But beyond the bravado, Johnson knew his options were running out.
He has convinced the easy-going, tolerant British democracy that it must go through another bout of agony if ever again Englishmen are to live in peace and wealth and contentment.To say that we are fighting to make the world safe for democracy would be to invite derisive comment.
