Sentence examples for filled with derision from inspiring English sources
Egyptian social media was quickly filled with derision about the botched paint job, with some users suggesting that it looked like an ageing man wearing white pants.
What's even more nefarious, however, is the use his personal blog to air his divisive political views that are filled with derision and contempt for his opponents, many of whom are also his constituents.
His texts, obtained by HuffPost, were profanity-laced and filled with rage and derision.
When they see our rag-tag group out there, it fills them with derision and power".
Yet, for many commentators and journalists, any mention of Dubai still evokes a sense of moralistic derision -- Dubai the land without culture filled with a people without history.
Thus has the room of politics been filled with gaffe gas, awaiting a blooper's spark to ignite an explosion of derision that echoes endlessly through the media.
Fill the hole half filled with water.
When she named Queen Elizabeth I of Britain as her role model, they filled blogswith derision for her sense of entitlement.
But every now and then a comment would slip into derision, and the room would fill with a kind of patronising bellow.
It was a decision met with derision by his followers, who accused him of having lost both his integrity and his voice, an accusation that filled him with a sense of betrayal and rage.
