Sentence examples for levels of derision from inspiring English sources
Their success has exposed Mumford and Sons to levels of derision.
"When I started Audible, I was generally greeted with a level of derision," Mr. Katz said by phone from Audible's headquarters in Newark.
Even if Humphries behaved like an utter cad on his reality TV show, making ungentlemanly remarks about Ms. Kardashian's derriere and whatnot, is that worthy of the current level of derision he's receiving?
The level of derision directed at Mr. Hagel from Republicans has been striking not just because defense secretaries are usually confirmed on a simple up-or-down vote, but also because Mr. Hagel, a Republican, served with many of them in the Senate until 2008.
But our collective coming out has been met with differing levels of hostility, derision and bewilderment.
Both Trump's personal errors and the administration's bloopers are subject to similar types and levels of glee or derision by critics.
His White House and wider administration make an unprecedented (unpresidented?) number of typos, grammos, and other errors, ranging from misspelling the names of officials and foreign dignitaries to repeatedly using the term "attaker". Both Trump's personal errors and the administration's bloopers are subject to similar types and levels of glee or derision by critics.
In her 18 months in charge, Pierson also became the subject of derision among some lower-level agents for accommodating the White House staff's wishes for less-cumbersome security over the warnings of her tactical teams.
There are snorts of derision.
With a snort of derision?
