He was deriding the Anthropological Society's attempts to categorise humanity into inferior and superior races based on physical appearance. |
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Many food trends have come and gone since she became famous, and she remained unmoved, deriding the anti-butterfat lobby and other bores. |
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I watched him perform a song and dance in something like minstrel fashion atop the school tables, evenhandedly deriding his audience and himself. |
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For the past several years, government leaders have made deriding social assistance recipients a core component of their political strategy. |
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It commissions exit polls, carries them, goads some politician into deriding them and then spends half an hour discussing loftily why exit polls serve a purpose. |
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Indeed, Derrida would spend a great deal of effort deriding Sartrean existentialism as a misconstrual of Heidegger. |
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And President Bush had more than his fair share of detractors, mocking and deriding him for not focusing on his job. |
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He is there, between the real frame of the painting and the painted frame, proud and martial with his standard which contains, almost deriding us, a fluttering, scarcely hinted landscape. |
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Greater investment is imperative and rather than deriding the programmes which fail, it is instead important to re-assess the assumptions and understandings that underpin different approaches. |
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A few months ago I sent a letter to The Philadelphia Inquirer in response to a Tony Auth cartoon they printed deriding intelligent design. |
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Now it seems after years of deriding the suburbs as boring and lacking in character, people are queuing up to praise suburbia as utopia in a big way. |
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Undoubtedly, there was widespread error in judgment, but before deriding the modelers too harshly, let's try to understand the difficulty of modeling rare events. |
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