During a meeting at the White House, Trump used a vulgar term to deride people from Haiti, El Salvador and African countries, helping solidify the impression that his views of geopolitics intertwined with his views on race.
Source: The Washington Post
(Photo by James Worsfold/Getty Images)But while many may deride T20s as a hit and giggle spectacle rather than a sporting event of any consequence, the T20 World Cup has grown in stature – especially since Australia has finally seemed to take it seriously, culminating in last year’s triumph.
Source: The Roar
And no, I’m not going to deride every overpopulationist as a racist or eco-fascist or eugenicist.
Source: High Country News
LondonHow self-obsessed and entitled do you have to be — and, I might add, lacking in common courtesy — to mock the British tradition of paying homage to the monarch with a bow or a curtsy? The Americans won’t stand it if we mock or deride their institutions or traditions — as Harry found out when he called their First Amendment bonkers.
Source: Daily Mail
Those who deride this particular vision of Handel’s masterpiece as being inauthentic should be locked in some stocks and pelted with facts.
Source: Broadway World
But the knowledge that someone else has it worse does not erase a sense of resentment when one’s life is tough enough and people with vastly greater wealth and power deride its difficulty.
Source: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
The episode was the latest case of visitors misbehaving at the Grand Canyon, an occurrence that, in the past, has motivated park officials to publicly deride the actions of those who fail to respect the treasured, eroded landscape.
Source: The New York Times
Key to this effort are dozens of paid social media workers wielding hundreds of anonymous accounts and bots, a megaphone used to amplify the president’s messaging and deride opponents and journalists perceived as hostile to his administration, the individuals interviewed by Reuters said.
Source: Reuters
If any deride it as cliche or camp, she said, “In a couple of years time they’ll be back, bringing their own children.
Source: SF Chronicle Datebook
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Some might deride the campaign as “swingy” because of these factors, but I find that the highly dynamic nature of this book allows for just the sort of drama likely to inspire an avid group of players to mount a homebrew follow-on campaign.
Source: Polygon
Because as a kid growing up the the early ‘90s, the usual formula was equally simple and entirely ubiquitous: Here’s the family! Mom and dad mostly deride and misunderstand each other because opposite genders, amirite? When they’re not busy sniping and undercutting one another, they have to deal with their children, who can’t stand them, because the only consistent rule of having children is being disappointed about every way in which they are not like their parents/conforming to the life their parents saw for them, and the rebellion that this triggers in them.
Source: tor.com
If any deride it as cliche or camp, she said, “In a couple of years time they’ll be back, bringing their own children.
Source: SF Chronicle Datebook
“This one-note joke, putting somebody in a puffy suit in order to either deride them or make fun of them, that’s a cinematic sin that this is pushing against,” he said.
Source: Yahoo Entertainment
“This one-note joke, putting somebody in a puffy suit in order to either deride them or make fun of them, that’s a cinematic sin that this is pushing against,” he said.
Source: IndieWire
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