Examples of using Derided in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Who wants to be derided?
Always derided in Melbourne.
The rationale for intolerance derided.
PulseAudio is powerful, but often derided for making Linux audio even more complicated.
They are often unknown and sometimes misunderstood or derided;
Bligh's family was suspicious and derided the kid for his story.
Those who endeavor to obey all the commandments of God will be opposed and derided.
It remembered how it had been persecuted and derided, and now it heard all say it was the most beautiful of birds.
Saints, martyrs and prophets have lived among you, often unknown, derided and persecuted.
In 2000, Bush derided Clinton's efforts at"nation building" and called for a foreign policy that was"strong but humble.".
These sought out and hunted down the friends of Judas and brought them to Bacchides,who punished and derided them.
The Da Vinci Code, derided by critics and the subject of furious religious debate, won best book at this year's British Book Awards.
It is not easy to attain to a new measure of who you are, while being harassed,restricted, and derided by your present environment.
And at such moments his heart went out to the lonely, derided heretic on the screen, sole guardian of truth and sanity in a world of lies.
Marsh, although a pioneer of skeletal reconstructions,did not support putting mounted skeletons on display, and derided the Crystal Palace sculptures.
Russian aviation experts openly derided the J-15, casting doubt on the ability of Chinese engineers to replicate key features of the Su-33.
We can also remember that the concept of equality between: women and men, among different ethnicities, or diverse religions,was derided when it first emerged.
Russian aviation experts openly derided the J-15, casting doubt on the ability of Chinese engineers to replicate key features of the Su-33 much less improve on them.
It must have been unbearable to see Goodness in person subjected to human malice,truth derided by falsehood, mercy abused by vengeance.
They confessed that they suffered evils not through chance, but that the purpose of God was thus fulfilled,which they had previously despised and almost derided.
A strong person will always provide a serious, calm but firm answer,and such an answer will never be derided, because it holds help from the Light which suppresses any urge to ridicule.
Johnson, a former journalist who derided the EU and later became the face of the 2016 Vote Leave campaign, has repeatedly promised to deliver Brexit on October 31.
Christianity, especially in Europe, but also in a large part of the West, is no longer an obvious premise of our common life,but rather it is often denied, derided, marginalised or ridiculed.".
Although derided as materialistic by philosophers(notably Marxists) who are themselves adherents of materialism, capitalism is at its core a spiritual and cultural enterprise.
It does distress me that a story that begins with the gorgeous, almost feminine, Fiat 124,is going to end with the world's most derided car- a car with a face that only a Russian's shot-putter's mother could love.
Johnson, a former journalist who derided the EU and later became the face of the 2016 Vote Leave campaign, has repeatedly promised to deliver Brexit on Oct. 31 and has said he will not countenance any delay.
At a July 1980 news conference in Baghdad, Iraqi strongman Saddam Hussein mocked Israeli concerns,saying that years earlier,“Zionist circles in Europe derided the Arabs who, they said, were an uncivilized and backward people, good only for riding camels in the desert.
You dare deride your next king?
