Sentence examples for outright derision from inspiring English sources
His powerful arguments were greeted by some with outright derision.
But the Bush administration's justification is being met with great skepticism, if not outright derision.
There was, however, one winter where gallows humour or outright derision was the only reasonable option.
While its traffic methods became the focus of great skepticism and outright derision, at the same time it helped create the more or less dubious models that almost all traffic aggregators have used since.
The Republican plan is already getting derision from the Right, making it even easier for Democrats to dismiss (if not outright ridicule).
"We were approached with condescension, derision and outright abuse during this process".
America hated beards back then, and as such, Palmer lived life as an outcast, enduring cruel jokes, derision and outright abuse.
As hinted at above, people who are thought of as "unlovable" often are the subject of jokes, derision, and outright verbal abuse.
WASHINGTON — Prominent Christian, Jewish and Muslim leaders held an extraordinary "emergency summit" meeting in the capital on Tuesday to denounce what they called "the derision, misinformation and outright bigotry" aimed at American Muslims during the controversy over the proposed Islamic community center near ground zero.
In other settings, intactivists are often met with derision or dismissed outright as crackpots.
Since Occupy began Fox News hosts, show after obnoxious show, cast aspersions at the group including: name calling, outright lies, false comparisons, misrepresentations, selective reporting, and derision.
