Significats de deride as en anglès

What we deride as tower blocks he called vertical garden cities, designs which freed up the land.

The healthcare law that Republicans deride as "Obamacare" has already survived repeated attacks and emerged mostly intact.

Some local officials and political activists have objected from the beginning to city support for what critics deride as a rich man's yacht race.

For these, it seems to me, are really the concepts at the heart of what critics such as Davies carelessly deride as political correctness.

There are certain actions, simple and common with some men, which others cannot understand, and deny as utter lies, or deride as acts of madness.

These increases are things which men addicted to monarchy deride as impossible, whereby they unwarily urge a strong argument against that which they would defend.

Trump gave the proposal his blessing in an unexpected shift from his previous objections to granting what hard-right conservatives deride as "amnesty" to undocumented immigrants.

The area is often derided as a place of spectacle, not soul.

MLS has long been derided as a retirement home for aging stars.

Proportional representation systems in Europe were derided as dangerous and enfeebling.

Early on, MoviePass was derided as too good to be true.

Their athletes were derided as state employees, civil servants and cheats.

Payola has long been derided as a negative influence, and thanks to U.S.C.

Accomplishments are derided as useless, in comparison with what is considered household virtues.

The polls have already been derided as a sham by critics.

All my life, elections in Northern Ireland have been derided as proxy Border polls.