Sentence examples for derisive remarks from inspiring English sources

They shouted derisive remarks about virtual orchestras and "Karaoke Broadway".

Gawker, the media gossip site, often waxes sarcastic with derisive remarks about the stroller-riddled sidewalks and the "nanny police".

Mr. Traffic began class with a kind of audience warmup, consisting of rapid-fire derisive remarks targeted at other D.M.V.-accredited traffic schools.

The war was going badly before General McChrystal and his aides made derisive remarks to Rolling Stone magazine about Vice President Joseph Biden and others.

I also hope that the ridicule and derisive remarks heaped by each side on the other did not obscure the acknowledgment of their shared humanity.

Tonight, the Internet chat room of the Communist Party's main newspaper, The People's Daily, contained many highly unusual derisive remarks about China's top leaders.

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.

Following Trump's derisive remark at the final presidential debate, Nasty Woman was swiftly reclaimed by Clinton supporters.

Mr. Herenton claims that Mr. Cohen made personally derisive, racially insensitive remarks to him during a recent airplane flight — an accusation that Mr. Cohen denies.

In March, Raymond Moore, the head of the BNP Paribas Open, resigned after saying that female players "ride on the coattails of the men," among other remarks derisive to women.

And they never ask: what does it mean?"This last remark is said with a derisive splutter.