The manager whispers into the chief's ear, pointing at each of us in turn; but as he looks at his mates with a derisive expression it becomes clear that none of us are wanted.
Putin has adopted a haughty, derisive tone toward the West.
(Hint: he keeps himself in the spotlight. Could a cause be worthier?) There's Cruz's sickly look after Wallace recites derisive statements about him from fellow Republicans and he's reminded that even in his party and even on Fox, the distaste for him is robust.
The September announcement of his intention to return to the presidency, now held by his ally Dmitri A. Medvedev, backfired, and after huge crowds protested parliamentary election violations in December, chanting, "Putin, go away," there was his odd, derisive remark that the white ribbons demonstrators wore looked like limp condoms.
"Alternating sarcastic cries of 'Allez les Bleus' with derisive jeers of 'A la maison'!" 83 mins Henry looks scandalised after failing to be awarded a corner after his cross appeared to hit an Italian defender on its way out.
"Better bitch than mouse," Ginsburg responded, looking back on her journey from the derisive Harvard Law School scene to the highest court in the land.
"It's from your brother," he said, and his face lit up with a derisive smile.
In Solondz's derisive image, the boy gazes up while remaining immobile, his eyes slightly open, looking possibly even dead.
Two cases in recent years of deaf couples looking for congenitally deaf sperm donors to ensure deaf offspring prompted derisive media coverage.
On Thursday, in the derisive tones of a radio talk-show host, he said Mr. Obama's cabinet looked like Mickey Mouse and Goofy.
