Sentence examples for universal derision for the from inspiring English sources

Last fall, there was almost universal derision for the assemblage of new entries on network television, with viewership suffering accordingly.

This week, Michael Gove, the education secretary, has issued the final draft of his national curriculum, including a heavily revised version of the programme for teaching history to school pupils aged five to 14, a few months after his first attempt to introduce a new history curriculum met with near-universal derision from the entire historical profession.

Unsurprisingly, he faced universal derision in the land that prides slow food and tradition beyond all other cuisines.

Despite almost universal derision, the C5 still has a cult following.

That found almost universal derision and has become the stuff of celebrity legend.

In 10 years, he has gone from national hero at the Sydney Olympics to an object of almost universal derision, a failed pro who still promises the world and delivers Neasden.

Ten years ago Sofia was the object of almost universal derision after her father cast her as Al Pacino's daughter in The Godfather Part III.

Even with Wild Mood Swings' near universal derision, "Mint Car" is as tightly constructed as any of the songs from the band's golden era.

"It's an astonishing turnaround in all sorts of ways," Cassidy agrees, for a man to whom British politicians flocked for support to now be the object of such public and universal derision.

It was met with universal derision.

Freeport's $9 billion deal to buy McMoran Exploration and Plains Exploration and Production has been greeted with almost universal derision.