Sentence examples for there is derision from inspiring English sources
PARIS — In a time of economic crisis, and in the absence of effective political opposition, there is derision — of those in power, especially the king.
Here, there is derision for the military tactics of Islamic State fighters, who rely more on terror and intimidation than strategy, Kurdish fighters say.
If there's derision in May's portrait of Lila, it's rooted in a fundamental vision of the world: Lila is perfectly content where she is, she has no desire to get out, no desire to go beyond where she came from.
Its director has admitted she doesn't know how to code, and there's been derision and confusion from some in the IT industry and from many teachers about the mission and its objectives.
Revised or not, in each of these stories Mr. Hannah unrepentantly swings from the heels, and many of his opening lines are home runs: "In the alleys there were sighs and derisions and the slide of dice in the brick dust," from "Behold the Husband in His Perfect Agony".
The first reaction was derision.
To Hitchens's left, there is enmity and derision.
It's the reason there is so much derision about founders today from some corners of the press.
– there was also derision for him blundering into the arena of youth sexuality at all.
Yet there was no derision in evidence on Thursday night, when the Washington Ballet gave the world premiere of Septime Webre's two-act staging at the Kennedy Center's Eisenhower Theater.
