Examples of using Derided in English and their translations into Danish
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And they derided him.
He derided me for being so naive.
I am an actor, a somewhat derided calling, but mine nonetheless.
We dare to disagree with a small part of these proposals;therefore we must be derided.
A lot of people derided him or laughed at him because of what he had said.
And the Pharisees also, who were covetous,heard all these things: and they derided him.
That same arrogance I derided in my younger self.
Amazon, derided as a‘job killer,' actually boosts local employment and business, Morgan Stanley says.
To tackle the problem head on andneutralize the criminals who have derided our forces for too long.
These soldiers mocked and derided him, but they did not inflict further physical punishment.
The first dancer is the pope,who now- after the Reformation- is derided for selling indulgences.
Thousands of youth,formerly derided as apathetic and apolitical, have now sparked the imagination of millions.
The text is totally different in Klein-basel. The first dancer is the pope,who now- after the Reformation- is derided for selling indulgences.
And they derided him. But he, having put[them] all out, takes with[him] the father of the child, and the mother, and those that were with him, and enters in where the child was lying.
I remember how President Pöttering scolded us, derided us and claimed that it cost the earth.
He also derided the recent trend in the Senate requiring 60 votes rather than a simple majority to pass legislation due to threat of filibuster from Republican opponents, saying it undermined the proper functioning of American democracy.
There are a number of games that are out in the marketplace, andsome of them have been derided for their content as being inappropriate for kids or inappropriate in general.
The girl is not dead, butis asleep."40 And they derided him. Yet truly, having put them all out, he took the father and mother of the girl, and those who were with him, and he entered to where the girl was lying.41 And taking the girl by the hand, he said to her,"Talitha koumi," which means,"Little girl,(I say to you) arise.42 And immediately the young girl rose up and walked.
It basically powers along on a great surging riptide of idealism and optimism,that family-movie ethic which some have derided for killing off the dystopian tradition of sci-fi.
Until recently, anyone who suggested nationalising the banks would have been derided as a quack and a crank, as lacking the most basic understanding of economics and the functioning of a'complex, globalised world.
However the deeds of their ancestors were now so comically Homeric that more focus was given to the demonisation of the Gorse,often derided as wood-sceptics, bunny-lovers, dirty-foreigners etc.
Until recently, anyone who suggested nationalising the banks would have been derided as a quack and a crank, as lacking the most basic understanding of economics and the functioning of a‘complex, globalised world'. So strong was the grip of‘orthodoxy' that such an idea would have been disqualified without the need to offer a counter-argument.
Patriots deride him. The Peace Party applaud him.
Fools deride Me when I descend in the human form.
Thus ash-Shaytaan has come forth executing and deriding His slaves.
The EU and its advocates deride opponents E.
Devotee:"Only the fools and rascals deride the Supreme Personality of Godhead, Lord Kṛṣṇa.
Never deride God as"Nirdaya" one without compassion.
You always deride my talents Stop it!
Dr. Weizmann himself derides this story"History does not deal in Aladdin's lamps.
