And then in those nations, and on Arabic TV, you said that America had been dismissive and derisive.
To say that we are fighting to make the world safe for democracy would be to invite derisive comment.
Brodeur heard derisive chants of "Mar-ty, Mar-ty" throughout and finished with 18 saves.
The most popular film at present in Palermo is Tano da morire, a derisive musical spoof about Cosa Nostra.
DiPietro finished with 25 saves, but heard derisive chants and sarcastic cheers when he made stops in the third.
Today, we've been averaging five ships a year of the ships that Ace was a little derisive of, shall we say.
"It's secret (neibu), " he said, to derisive howls from the assembled reporters.
When General Motors bought up parts of bankrupt Daewoo Motor in October 2002 you could almost hear the derisive laughter around the world.
"This was a bipartisan idea, in fact this was a Republican idea, " Mr Obama said, adding he was now proud of the once-derisive nickname "Obamacare".
Officials believed they finally had answered the derisive question asked by U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger years ago: What is the phone number for Europe?
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The derisive chants directed on Fleury along with the deafening cheers by the home crowd were soon replaced with nervous words of encouragement for the Islanders.
Instead of celebrating your dynamic union and seeking to partner with you to meet common challenges, there have been times where America's showed arrogance and been dismissive, even derisive.
But, runs the increasingly conventional wisdom, after this week, with voters' trust forfeited, the media derisive and whispering about his leadership under way, he is probably done for already.
It turns World Park, in Beijing, a theme park of tacky reduced-scale reproductions of cultural wonders (from the Taj Mahal to the Eiffel Tower), into a derisive microcosm of China.
This last remark is said with a derisive splutter.
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Also, the line separating freedom of speech and inappropriate postings can be unclear - for example, derisive comments about a student's institution or profession might not be considered unprofessional by some, they said.
But while Cannata and patent investors like Rembrandt claim to be protecting the rights of inventors, their detractors believe they are simply well-financed patent trolls--a derisive term used to describe companies with no operations other than suing big business over patents.
Outside the party, the ageing Mr Paisley, once a formidable debater, drew derisive audience laughter in a television discussion when he lambasted the Ulster Unionists for contemplating going back into government with Sinn Fein, without explaining the intentions of his own party.
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