My husband would scornfully call me an emo girl trapped in the body of a grown woman. |
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His picture of God as a cosmic dickerer purposely makes God petty and foolish, so much so that we scornfully, angrily reject it. |
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We can all choose our own individualistic styles, scornfully ignoring the dictates of Paris and fashion magazines. |
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He scornfully rejected those charges yesterday, saying he acted in self-defence. |
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We laugh scornfully ha ha! as we recall our pre-babies life, our carefree genderless roles. |
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To no avail: the top civil servant in the defence ministry scornfully dismissed the court's ruling. |
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They eyed scornfully the Italians in the world championship whilst teasing them the first places. |
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It exalts the pleasures of the body and of artistic creation while scornfully rejecting feminine possessiveness and sentiment. |
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Television ads for Mitt Romney show earnest youngsters scornfully intoning the 2008 slogans they once found so inspiring. |
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His book points scornfully to Mr Murdoch's quaint love of ink and old forms of media. |
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Are you in the habit of judging others scornfully when they show signs of weakness? |
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Sir Walter Scott in his novels, and Jane Porter in The Scottish Chiefs have used fragments of the truth which historians scornfully threw behind them. |
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The Bloc Québécois has been defending the Quebec consensus in this House, but Conservative members from Quebec have made a poor showing by scornfully dismissing our National Assembly's demand. |
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I can hear Sam sneer, as he gestures scornfully to my beer bottle with way too little ullage. |
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And in public, I laugh scornfully at any mention of it, dismissing it as a show for losers, dweebs and weirdos. |
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