Sentence examples for derisive statements from inspiring English sources
With an eye toward next week's primary in the Empire State, Trump also reminded the audience of Cruz's derisive statements about "New York values," which Cruz has since claimed were only meant to apply to liberal Democrats.
(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.
And public comments made by Angelo R. Mozilo, the chief executive of Countrywide Financial, praising his mortgage company's practices were at odds with derisive statements he made privately in e-mails as he sold shares; the stock subsequently fell sharply as the company's losses became known.
The letter comes as a broad coalition of progressive political groups organizes to oppose a Summers nomination, citing his record of deregulatory judgments, derisive statements about women and his difficulty working with women in the Obama administration.
The uncle (and guardian) is splutteringly derisive on both occasions, but neither statement is investigated as such.
"President Obama's derisive remarks about Israel's prime minister confirm what any observer would have gleaned from his public statements and actions toward our longstanding ally, Israel," Mr. Romney said, in a statement released by his campaign Wednesday morning.
Other breeders are derisive.
(Derisive laughter from audience).
She made a derisive sound.
