Dave, like many others, expressed derision toward pro-gun-control groups that worked to support the recalled senators.
A number of trusted contemporaries have expressed skepticism, derision and fear when we tell them we're going to Baja Norte again.
If they express hatred and derision for gay or lesbian culture (and it's almost always anti-gay, for some reason), we should call them on their homophobia.
Rolling eyes is a great way to express irritation or derision towards another person.
But others in the opposition expressed disappointment, even derision, when Dr. ElBaradei continued to spend more time traveling than with his Egyptian supporters, preferring to exhort the masses toward democracy through Facebook, Twitter and Al Jazeera.
Egyptians expressed disbelief and derision in response to the ruling, which underscored the continuing lack of certainty about many details, including the final list of candidates and the job description of the president.
(Cut to Preminger, who at last reacts with amused derision, expressed in a glance at Bill Barnes, and who then, at a movement behind him, looks over his shoulder at the elderly court buff with the pince-nez and the flowing purple tie, who has just come in. The buff is very attentive. Preminger gives him a double take, and then turns around again).
A dizzying mishmash of techniques and vaguely familiar styles — in wood and steel, furniture and mirrors, photographs and printed signs — the Peters express a spirit of swing-barrelled derision, hinting that every conceivable artistic attitude is inescapably vain and selfdefeating.
A dizzying mishmash of techniques and vaguely familiar styles in wood and steel, furniture and mirrors, photographs and printed signs the Peters express a spirit of swing-barrelled derision, hinting that every conceivable artistic attitude is inescapably vain and selfdefeating.
