| Workers can passionately complain about some derisible human specimen, only to be seen joking heartily with them seconds later. |
| For a man who purports to understand Irish history it is an utterly bizarre and almost derisible statement. |
| I arrived at the Exam Schools this morning to find that all lectures had been cancelled because of a derisible sit-in protest. |
| Fines as set are often derisible for motoring infringements. |
| The notion that students should be entitled to rate their teachers is truly derisible. |
