Utiliser "derision" dans une phrase

1. the Lord shall have them in derision

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2. The great politician was drowned out in a storm of derision, with shouts and cat-calls ringing out everywhere

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3. in a storm of derision, with shouts and cat-calls ringing out

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4. The hurtful comments and slurs directed toward the Livingsons, by those same shallow people which had for years been seemingly benign, now began overnight to rise in pitch and derision

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5. at the question and gave a snort of derision

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6. Jeremos only snorted with derision

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7. But Tragus jumped away each time Homer flailed, laughing with derision

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8. He imagined Josh’s derision at such a sentimentally compromised design, commenting how people always looked to the past, finding some kind of solace in a false nostalgia

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9. ” Elijah leaned on one elbow and looked at Arnold with derision saying

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10. It must, too, be unpleasant to him to observe, that the greater part of his students desert his lectures ; or perhaps, attend upon them with plain enough marks of neglect, contempt, and derision

11. The slightest degree of knowledge and application will enable him to do this, without exposing himself to contempt or derision, by saying any thing that is really foolish, absurd, or ridiculous

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12. ” Melchior curled his lips in derision

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13. The child had eyed Jack with blatant derision, as the one who was responsible for depriving her of all her mother's attention

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14. ” There was derision dripping from his voice at the last

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15. So along with a constant stream of derision directed at his mother, Clarence Pierce was being beaten on every play

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16. Many tend to forget that, except for the most ideological conservatives, most of the anger or derision aimed at Carter came late in his presidency

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17. “Even though he was the first Curator to assemble enough evidence to support such a theory, when he presented his work he was met with derision, laughed upon as another half-mad fool

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18. Glances of envy replaced those former leers of derision, but he learned to ignore them as he had always done

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19. 1 But now those who are younger than I have me in derision, whose fathers I would have disdained to have set with the dogs of my

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20. 4 He who sits on the heavens shall laugh: the Lord shall have them in derision

21. 8 But you, O Lord, shall laugh at them; you shall have all the heathen in derision

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22. As alluded to earlier, in our Western culture, the ideas of rebirth and other realms of existence may be regarded with scepticism and perhaps treated with derision

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23. 14 I was a derision to all my people;

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24. the valleys, to the desolate wastes, and to the cities that are forsaken, which became a prey and derision to the residue of the heathen

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25. derision, and a proverb of reproach:

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26. they had his messengers in derision; and, look, when the Lord spoke to them, they made a sport of his prophets: 52 So far out, that he,

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27. 69 And those who consent to them shall be had in derision and in

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28. 51 But they had his messengers in derision; and look when the Lord spoke to them they made a sport of his prophets: 52 So far out that he being angry with his people for their great ungodliness commanded the kings of the Chaldeans to come up against them; 53 Who killed their young men with the sword yes even within the compass of their holy temple and spared neither young man nor maid old man nor child among them; for he delivered all into their hands

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29. 69 And those who consent to them shall be had in derision and in reproach and trodden under foot

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30. “If we choose to refuse the Key, what will we do?” the old woman asked as she stood, a touch of derision in her voice

31. Sitting at the dock, opposite to the multitude for major derision, this way began such a boasted judgment

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32. But, Ouch!, considering the silence promise that I pronounced minutes earlier and not wanting to be the first one in breaking the sacred vote, on penalty of receiving major derision, I decided to look for a way to communicate my thoughts without the help of the words that tormented the Magician

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33. Many times he had been innocent victim of derision and laughter due to this circumstance, as that of Beatrice, one afternoon in which the tedium and boredom put house in our backyard in The Borrascosa, our troubled mansion in Saint Andre

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34. -Are you ready to continue? -He asked me at the time that handed me a giant cup of coffee, black and very loaded and, then, in son of derision, he continued:

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35. The wizard looked at me and said in derision:

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36. Us, inmates, were in an outdoor cart, so that persons of the village could observe us for more derision

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37. Himself utterly forsaken; and then He is held up to derision and crucified

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38. My Father does not sit in heaven laughing in derision at the heathen

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39. " But the lad had only a more violent fit, while the scribes mocked the apostles in derision, and the disappointed believers suffered the taunts of these unfriendly critics

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40. "Is there anything you haven't been?" inquired the girl, half in derision and half in fascination

41. "Were you a king in Kosala?" she asked, masking her keen curiosity with derision

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42. As she passed through the door she cast a look over her shoulder at Valeria, a glance full of cynical derision and obscene mockery

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43. society are driven to relatedness by the messages of the culture, which include the demand to be unconscious of the masculine context and of the danger and derision it

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44. This, he burned over the bowl of water producing a thick cloud of noxious smoke that made me gag and brought a smile of derision from Connacher

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45. He was therefore able to hear all that was said of him in derision and could plainly see the expression on the faces of all those who so thoughtlessly mocked him

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46. Not being able to remove the title, these leaders mingled with the crowd and did their utmost to incite derision and ridicule, lest any give serious regard to the inscription

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47. Meanwhile, her foster mother’s derision about Kara only increased because of Kara’s apathy and she did not tolerate her friends well

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48. The boy looked at me with utter derision and said: "Don't be so bloody

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49. ‘Ha!’ Siri said with derision, ‘There is no solution

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50. His wife eyed him with derision

51. It’s not as if they haven’t been told, but the derision with which those who sell air on paper then withdraw cash from hope—those who sneer at the Kumbaya crowd—have infected them

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52. � She had said it with respect, contrary to many of these bloody British, who turned everything Irish in derision

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53. Durling, along with the other pilots, broke into laughs of derision

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54. The man pronounced the last word as if in derision, obviously insinuating that a less flattering term would have been appropriate for Sarah

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55. The action drew the immediate attention of the exercising inmates within its walls, many of whom chose the moment to give the fingers in signs of derision to a piece of flying architecture they easily recognised

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56. ’’ Said the warrior, with derision in his tone while saying the word ‘Emperor’

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57. Gertrude didn’t laugh at that one: the British had probably meant that with derision and not humor

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58. The first official reaction from the Pentagon, basically denying that the Soviets could have bombers capable of reaching the American West Coast, was met with derision and accusations of negligence by the medias

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59. Ragnar snorted in derision

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60. It was like some hideously perverted game of “blind-man’s-buff”, made so much worse by the fact that the blind man could see the expressions of delighted derision all around him (and made so much worse for his tormentors because he really was “in the buff”)

61. The Spartans held Alexander in derision

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62. The man on the ground rolled his eyes and grunted in derision

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63. With her accented Hindi increasingly met with howls of derision, Sonia’s weak harking to the Congress version of Bharatiyata sounded only like the wail of a rotten old order, far removed from the restless dynamism of the times

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64. There was no mistaking the derision on her face, her pink mouth thinning into a cutting smile

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65. ” the Form said matter-of-factly, but all she heard was derision

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66. I shouted words of derision to the Cyclops:

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67. “What is this nonsense? Darcy wishes she could read minds, Hal would like to invent a potion that makes him small so he can ‘crawl under a rock and stay there,’ and Abigail—” Miss Simone snorted with derision

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68. This would rope in an innocent person, to the extent of attracting public scorn and derision

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69. Her lips twisted in derision

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70. I know that laughter is good, and I know that even derision in small quantities is as wholesome as salt; but I like to laugh and deride outside holy places, and not be forced to do it while I am on my knees

71. The thought that a man's marrying one or not could make so much as the faintest smudge across the bright hopefulness of life made me laugh aloud with healthiest derision

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72. Some one downstairs was playing sadly on a cello, tunes that reeked of _Weltschmerz_, and overhead the larks shrilled an exquisite derision

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73. When word got around town, he would become an object of derision

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74. crowd was confused and the howls of derision rose again from the

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75. of the man, not in any derision but simply because the similarities

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76. Ravan considered it the lazy man’s hunt and snorted in derision

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77. She’d read of encounters such as this, had snorted her derision at the cliché of it all

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78. A tiger, of course, is too different from us, so, let’s take another example! Even if you, during a serious conversation with your boss, suddenly remember something pleasant and involuntarily smile, then the friendly and benevolent VVU-Information which is vibrationally and visually encoded in your smile, may be perceived (if the boss is in a bad mood) and interpreted (deciphered by the Formo-Creators of the boss’ brain) completely wrongly, as a mockery, irony or derision toward his/her words, which will immediately result in the manifestation (attraction from TEC), in the information space of his/her Self-Consciousness, of the dynamics of low-qualitative conglomerates of Formo-copies, which will have not quite favorable consequences to you

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79. He snorted and poked with derision at the giant, apparently unable to overcome his own fascination with the sheer dimensions of the man

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80. 51 The proud have had me greatly in derision:

81. 51�The proud have had me greatly in derision:

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82. Furthermore I add my own derision to that of the reader because the girl obviously desired me and my scruples as Al"s friend prevented me from satisfying her wish

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83. It is usually looked upon with derision and ridicule

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84. You will be looked upon with disgust and derision

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85. Because of the countless, sick, social cruelties practiced in sick cultures: where laughter and derision is used as a weapon to create toxic, poisonous shame against children that love to play and have fun

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86. I was simply leisured, educated and adrift, rubbing shoulders with these fading elite in the golf pavilion, where they socialized, drank their cocktails and exchanged their hate and derision for the regime

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87. Civilized people did not tolerate the open derision of their entire society and culture: by what they considered to be mentally deranged outcasts, who were preaching a dangerous insanity that had to be stamped out

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88. It is one of their countless secret in-jokes, their derision of living dupes who do not realize that they are being completely controlled by them, and that to them: these living dupes mean NOTHING, and are only used as convenient shells for their insane, sick amusements

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89. � If we choose to respond to a mistake by accusing ourselves of failure and filling ourselves with blame and derision, our ability to learn what the mistake offers can nearly disappear

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90. was an explosion of angry shouts and hoots of derision

91. see the kinds of derision and counter arguments I encountered there and elsewhere, which are all now

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92. Ellanara interrupted them with a snort of derision, as they turned back to her she said, “Do you really think a vault is going to keep you safe from him? He’s killed how many of your people over the years?” She asked leadingly

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93. The keen edge of his words had shaved the mask from their guilt, and they could answer him only by derision

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94. A thousand years in the past, great men of the world sneered with caustic derision, the rotundity of the earth, and its globular form, moving with majestic precision and faithfulness around that faraway sun

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