Sentence examples for derisive language from inspiring English sources
But even more slashing or derisive language is coming from Germany itself, where press criticism of the Merkel government's stance during the recession ("It's not our fault"), and through this year's recovery ("Vindication!"), was mostly absent and rarely countered the German public mood of a nation abused by Europe's slackers and moochers.
He alleged the unfairness of a mocking report on the presidential candidate Steve Forbes and his proposal of a flat tax, citing derisive language ("scheme," "wacky" and "elixir"), the use of one-sided experts and the idea that most editors were "total dunces when it comes to the economy".
This and similar pronouncements, as well as the text's derisive language (it dubs moral values as "lice" 蝨), explain why Shang Yang gained notoriety in the eyes of imperial literati, as well as many modern scholars, as an enemy of morality.
Sickeningly, this was not the first time that Mrs. McCloughan used derisive language directed towards Russini.
Browne Sanders, 44, accuses Thomas, 46, of making unwanted sexual advances toward her and cursing her with derisive street language, both of which he denies.
None of this impressed Sevendust's fans, many of whom expressed their displeasure with derisive chants and crude sign language.
This week, a hate group calling itself the League of American Patriots distributed fliers to as many as 50 homes in Roxbury, a mostly white town in northern New Jersey, portraying Mr. Obama as Osama Bin Laden and including language that was derisive of black people.
She made a derisive sound.
Derisive iconoclast, preacher and jester.
Other breeders are derisive.
