scoff造句

Traditionalists may scoff.

Maybe you will scoff.

Russia, the Gulf Arabs and the rising powers of Asia scoff openly at the Washington consensus.

I have friends who, I suspect, secretly scoff at my mild work-out routines.

And many professional programmers will scoff at the development tool as a mere toy.

Hawks scoff that Mr Obama approaches such rogues with fine words but no stick.

If it fails, traditionalists will no doubt scoff at the idea that teaching through playing games was ever seriously entertained.

Cynics might scoff at GE's unwieldy "-magination" suffix, but it seems to have some kind of hidden mojo.

(Yes, we're a little biased.) Don't let the newspaper guys scoff at your iPhone tweet-reading ways.

You can scoff at some of Stephanie's methods and some of her actions, but I would not.

Those familiar with only ITIL V2 often scoff at the thought that ITIL could serve as a governance framework for SOA.

You might scoff at this, but a can of beans is a filling, healthy, nutritious meal. And it's cheap to boot!

Don't scoff at those lucky rabbit feet. New research shows that having some kind of lucky token can actually improve your performance - by increasing your self-confidence.

Today they scoff at the thought that other countries should be worried. "That thing was a piece of trash that even Ukraine didn't want, " says a worker at a nearby construction site.

And if my use of the word 'brave' in this context makes you scoff, you must not have the derisive little voice in your head that I do, whispering that you're a failure, contemptible, poor.

The low barrier of entry leads some people to call it a script kiddie language, others scoff at the concept of a dynamic language while riding their statically typed high horse.