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1
The Princess's cries for Orloff, her husband and saviour, are
met
with
derision
.
2
The proposal was
met
with
derision
from Democrats and Republicans.
3
The appointment was
met
with
derision
in some quarters.
4
His promise to open a proper Legislative Chamber on 1st May was
met
with
derision
.
5
My efforts were
met
with
derision
and ridicule.
6
Artistic restrictions also meant Pärt's early attempts to embrace Schoenberg's serialism were
met
with
derision
from the establishment.
7
Trump's threat to issue an executive revoking Hong Kong's special status over Beijing authoritarian actions were
met
with
derision
.
8
The suggestion that Dana Rosemary Scallon should contest the Presidency was
met
with
derision
and disbelief on all sides.
9
When the hunchback approached the merchant to declare his feelings toward the maiden, he was
met
with
derision
and insult.
10
Since any publicity surrounding gym ascents is only
met
with
derision
,
I don't care how good the edge is when inside.
11
The notion would have
met
with
derision
after the opening-day home defeat by Aston Villa and the vehement ba(...)
12
He has said he kept his underwear on and didn't enjoy it, a claim
met
with
derision
most everywhere except within his family.
13
The notion would have
met
with
derision
after the opening-day home defeat by Aston Villa and the vehement backlash that rocked the club.