But I just feel myself withdrawing and getting a bit scornful of others who are managing to cut loose. |
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The scornful laughter of the corpulent man was accompanied by a slight hiccuping. |
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She swallowed, trying to control her fury as Matt's scornful laughter reached her ears once again. |
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The scornful mimicry of a supposedly distinctive accent may not be as bad-minded as Bernard jeering at the speech-patterns of others. |
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They celebrated a man who was scornful of polite convention and showed little interest in being embraced by the great and good. |
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He gave my upraised cup a scornful look, snorted, and left to talk to someone else. |
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The blogger's reaction to this is scornful, I think he wants it to be seen as ironic outrage, but scorn is what its written all over his post. |
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She sounded scornful when she said this, and William was offended, for he loved his older brother dearly. |
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She gave him a slightly scornful glance, and he racked his brains to see if he could find the reason for the non sequitur. |
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Not surprisingly, management are scornful of such talk and refused to even grace such allegations with a comment. |
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With blazing and scornful eyes she fairly withered him by demanding whatever he meant by speaking to respectable people that way. |
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She felt herself unable to face the whispered asides and scornful remarks which would accompany her acceptance of any offer. |
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He came back impressed by the company's scale but scornful of the inefficiencies. |
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In fact, the only laughter he had heard from her was either scornful or sarcastic, and was usually directed at him. |
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Kant was critical of every other view, scornful, mocking, or at least he aimed to be. |
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It was handed over in a brown paper bag, but not before the newsagent had asked me loudly in scornful tones if I had already bought this edition. |
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It was at the time an unfashionable view, and medical colleagues were scornful. |
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United by outlook as well as professional background, the comics rarely disagree about the targets of their scornful onslaughts. |
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I was wearing gumboots and a singlet, and thought I would draw scornful gazes towards such disheveled attire. |
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Before he could reach it, they opened and a large gang of girls trooped out, howling with scornful laughter. |
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Small things amuse small minds, she says, scornful of the rude slapstick humor they practice. |
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When he had finished he gave a couple of scornful meows and swatted the kitten hard enough to role him over a couple of times. |
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He was also scornful of the use of varnish, which is a quick way for artists to make the surface shine and also to protect it. |
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More biliously scornful of the efforts of every colleague who challenged him? |
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Antimony cast a scornful eye over the wrecked interior, the ripped curtains blowing plaintively with a weak breeze. |
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But you have to ask which article will do more to inflame the scornful anger of the middle classes. |
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It is probably because Taborsko was a poor region, where they reared goats more than cows, and so the name is apparently a scornful one. |
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Multiculturalism has been the most scornful policy for the francophones in Canada. |
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It is odd that today's strange vehicles should bear a close resemblance to those seen by a scornful poet at London's Rotten Row a couple of generations earlier. |
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His reply to Agamemnon is not couched in quite the same terms, but his scornful refusal to retreat swells with the same battle pride of the warrior as the others. |
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When I was still studying I was pretty scornful of mainstream movies. |
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The book was a best-seller, but it provoked the scornful charge of personal fatuity that has dogged Boswell's name ever since. |
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Anyway, some other gay men especially felt that his comments cast effeminacy in an unduly scornful light. |
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Wilson was loquacious, self-justifying, scornful, though anxious to please, fundamentally warm-hearted. |
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Ronald Reagan was president when we made that movie, and he was scornful and just openly had all these vile attitudes. |
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Over a period of just a few weeks, a host of high profile periodicals have published smug, scornful dismissals of the music. |
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His criticisms and scornful attitude angered a lot of viewers. |
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He then went through a scornful recitation of all the things he could do if he wanted to settle for cheap laughs. |
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Extravagant in his praise of the fans and players and scornful of the Football Association and the hooligans, he wears his Three Lions with pride. |
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His misogynistic attacks are unworthy of a parliamentarian and scornful of women. |
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Yorkshire's spokesman, Peter Box of Wakefield, was scornful of Leese's capitulation on mayors. |
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Offensive expressions, scornful remarks or invectives that are devoid of any factual accusation shall constitute insults. |
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Nothing but sarcastic comments and criticisms came from these benches and from the political class while the media maintained a scornful silence. |
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Furthermore, the depiction of Muslims in these drawings is not scornful or degrading. |
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It appears from the literature that expressions, although they are not scornful, may be degrading. |
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It must, however, also be assumed that degrading expressions which are not scornful must be gross to a certain extent. |
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Mr. Bellehumeur: Mr. Speaker, the hon. member's comments regarding Quebecers are quite scornful. |
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Is there anyone who would choose to breathe in carbon dioxide all day for 15 or 20 cents and a scornful glance? |
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I wish everyone who is scornful of voting and representational democracy could just see queues like that even once. |
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He's scornful of her big, overswollen ego and her big overswollen movie ideas. But he'll scavenge off her leavings. |
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I remember being quite scornful of it at the time and still think it sounds like a genre of music popular in the working men's clubs of Lancashire on karaoke night. |
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And I, the daughter of that daughter, caught with her in the too-tight space of her visions and her beliefs, kept scuffling to get free of that daughterhood: to become cynical and scornful and disbelieving and unreverential. |
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The most influential and scornful man I have known and who did much harm to the promotion and the safeguard of French in Canada is his former Prime Minister, Mr. Trudeau. |
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The drawings depicting persons other than Mohammad contained no general references to Muslims, and did not depict them in scornful or degrading fashion, even in conjunction with the text. |
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I don't mean to be scornful towards him but simply he is not submerged in these layers of age-old civilisations as we are, at least from a geographic or imaginary point of view. |
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It is this same scornful attitude we are seeing today in the House, as shown in the motion of the member for Québec-Est, unfortunately supported by some of his colleagues. |
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John Coleman casts a scornful glance, whisks the 20-franc note from the table with a smile, and gives a credible impression of a man who has no particular love for or even fascination with hard cash. |
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Their often inferior, subservient, scornful character is quickly apparent. |
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Other studies using laugh tracks show that gelotophobes have problems distinguishing a happy har-de-har from a scornful snicker. |
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He threw a scornful glance at the fruit machine and left the café. |
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Instead today, he barely mentioned the Lib Dems, pouring all his scorn on the Conservatives, with occasional scornful swipes at the Lib Dem Nick Clegg, suggesting he was a closet Tory. |
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Rowling compared some Scottish Nationalists with the Death Eaters, characters from Harry Potter who are scornful of those without pure blood. |
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We cannot support the government's scornful, stubborn attitude. |
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Then she hugged the kiddie clost to her, standing straight and queenly, her eyes ablaze, her lips moist, and red, and scornful. |
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A few scornful, sarcastic comebacks came to mind, but I kept it playerish. |
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He's scornful of anyone who disagrees with his political beliefs. |
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