Sentence examples for laugh derisively from inspiring English sources
Many laugh derisively when asked if they feel Iraqi as well as Kurdish.
Joshua Stein, restaurant reviewer Ask a New Yorker for the "best burger" and they are liable to laugh derisively.
During all the grudge matches, it might be considering whether Bill Belichick has lost a bit of his genius these days, as Billy Witz argues on Foxsports.com, but just saying that means he will probably win the rest of the games and laugh derisively at all of us from under his hoodie.
Well, you could cower in the dark when people ring your doorbell or you could laugh derisively at their smug faces in the screen of your iPhone.
Laugh derisively when given a suggestion or a talking to by an authority figure.
Then the emir muttered something and laughed derisively.
Oh — Sweden and the E.U.!" Peiris laughed derisively, and said, "There is no serious international pressure".
New Yorkers who have been doused with bus exhaust in our narrow canyons may already be laughing derisively.
When the Polish scientist Marie Curie announced that she had discovered a new element called radium, they laughed derisively.
(The Carter clip is from the so-called "malaise" speech; to my chagrin, a few older members of the multiplex audience laughed derisively).
