I scoffed at the idea of such a thing when it first struck me, just as many of you are scoffing now. |
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She would have scoffed at the idea of a formal supper, and packed a picnic to haul off to the nearest fragrant meadow. |
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Ten years ago, I would have scoffed at anybody who dared to speak such blasphemy. |
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Scientists scoffed at jets, believing they couldn't generate enough thrust to fly. |
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She had offered to sign a prenuptial before the wedding and Dane had scoffed at the suggestion, refusing to even draw one up. |
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The people on the ground in Covington scoffed at George's little junket to Louisiana yesterday. |
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He scoffed at the disparate creeds of religions, each claiming to see the truth through the colored lenses of its own dogmatism. |
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But he scoffed at conspiracy theories suggesting government, corporations and media conglomerates are in cahoots. |
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She writes very sensitively about them, and events that could be scoffed at by outsiders are treated openly and honestly. |
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Yet, when we predicted this outcome, you scoffed at our warnings as hysterical ravings. |
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Thousands of fly-by-night operations have long scoffed at inspections, sanctions, and other familiar methods to ensure compliance. |
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To the world and to herself, she was a no-nonsense, practical woman who scoffed at indulgence and spurned luxury. |
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I was so exhausted from putting on a smile when I was made fun of and scoffed at by a majority of the class. |
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When I asked a friend if he thought he was able to still be friends with the love of his life because of that very fact, he scoffed at me. |
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He scoffed at college, saying that he'd made a lot of money and he hadn't even bothered to finish college. |
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None of us in the opposition, from what I can tell, would suggest that the laws should be scoffed at. |
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They had in fact scoffed at her to her face and told her she would just have to get used to his behaviour. |
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In fact, human rights are still too often disregarded, if not scoffed at, or else they receive only formal recognition. |
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Some since have scoffed at those words, pointing to great powers, great empires and great conquests. |
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Quebec's opposition leader, Mario Dumont, scoffed at the campaign launch during a visit he paid to a beef farm. |
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Individual liberties are scoffed at and a repressive police force represses all protest movements. |
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He scoffed at its description of Mr. Reyes as candid, calling him a manipulative, untrustworthy person. |
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I scoffed at the idea of fake nails, implants, botox, anything that wasn't naturally mine. |
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Since I have attempted to make my complaint known I have had my opinion scoffed at and disregarded. |
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There is hardly any sane human being who can respect and cherish a social union in which his right to freedom of speech and conscience is scoffed at. |
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But he scoffed at the occasional canard that he favoured players of his own religion. |
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I scoffed at him, nudging him with my foot, and he lashed out at me. |
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At the time, North scoffed at the suggestion such a link existed. |
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Under a bare bulb in his office beside the prison, Olritch Beaubrun, the superintendent of the antiriot police unit, scoffed at this accusation. |
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Mr. Trillin's recipe — pancetta, fontina and prosciutto — would be scoffed at in Rome. |
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The former justice minister and his Liberal colleagues scoffed at the evidence Professor Mauser brought forward. |
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He scoffed at attempts to probe his mind, and was convinced that the medical staff had an unhealthy obsession about enemas. |
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Liverpool continue to be adamant that the Uruguayan is not for sale and have scoffed at the offer made by Arsenal. |
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The new distillation method was scoffed at by some Irish distillers, who clung to their traditional pot stills. |
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He had recently visited Berlin, where the German navy had scoffed at how British shells had broken up on their ships' armour. |
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Officials at his residence scoffed at his request to tear up the lawn behind the building, so he began canvassing the neighborhood for some tillable soil. |
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When his uncle scoffed at the idea, Han Xiang performed the impossible before his uncle's eyes: flowers suddenly appeared in bloom from a clod of earth. |
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Most voyagers had scoffed at warnings from the German embassy published in the New York press and posted at the pier gates not to cross the Atlantic under a belligerent flag. |
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No doubt the hacks scoffed at his pomposity. |
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And when they do so, they may be laughed at, they may be scoffed at, but when it comes the people will remember, and some will be saved through that witness. |
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A short while ago I asked the minister for an indefinite rate freeze on the ferry run from Nova Scotia to Newfoundland and the minister scoffed at the idea. |
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He scoffed at press rumours that he was being barracked by a gang of discharged soldiers. |
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Such a suggestion is scoffed at by Shimerians who maintain that they have the will to stave off institutional death. |
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A senior labour Party MP scoffed at what he suggested was faulty logic. |
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Lou Leberti, a 44-year veteran of the vending machine business, scoffed at the notion that such a ban would curb tobacco sales to minors. |
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She scoffed at complaints about her vulgar language. |
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American intelligence officials scoffed at that account. |
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However, the EZLN has maintained silence since April, and other indigenous organizations have scoffed at the idea of new talks as long as, in their view, the government has not implemented past agreements. |
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A policy scoffed at by trendy lefties as simplistic and unlikely. |
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