disdainfully

And with a movement of his entire body, much too fast for me to see, he was suddenly standing disdainfully at the foot of the steps.

Steve Jobs, its chief executive, talks disdainfully about netbooks and is nothing if not obstinate.

Of investment bankers, he says disdainfully: "Since they lost all their clients' money, they have been pestering me to give them mine. "

"We're an upscale gentleman's club, " he said disdainfully.

Such opportunism, says one true believer disdainfully, is only for Trotskyists.

"Why, sir! Don't you know that the famous musician Beethoven was deaf? " the boy asked in reply disdainfully.

"Why, sir! don't you know that the most famous musician Beethoven was deaf? " the boy asked in reply disdainfully.

Some are dozing and some are looking disdainfully at me.

Wang2 Mu3 laugh wildly 1 and disdainfully say: My love elephant who elephant who! Quick say you to be who!

"If you want leverage, you can always find it, " says one senior policymaker disdainfully.

"Come on, " sneered the older girl disdainfully. "You wouldn't want a snotty brat on your hands. "

To reject bluntly , often disdainfully ; snub .

The girl shrugged her pretty shoulders disdainfully.

With what seemed a single movement she tore off her clothes and flung them disdainfully aside.

Clara turned away again rather disdainfully.

Just at this time, wife disdainfully complement 1: You are this two disciples and affirmation could not answer!

The Temple's guardian statues glare disdainfully down at you. What evil have you foolishly released upon these noble creatures' domain?

For 40 years under what she disdainfully termed the "liberalism" of Colonel Muammar Qaddafi, the niqabhad been forbidden.