Examples of using Derision in English and their translations into French
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system was such that a man(and his clan) would have been subject to derision and heavy monetary liability in the event of abuse.
creed that is the subject of the disparagement, derision or contempt is the Islamic religion, the penalty shall be a term of imprisonment of not more than five years or a fine.
With uncanny rapidity all this has developed into party games carried out amid laughter, derision and at times a pleasantly scary sensation.
Unlike the derision that has crept into the musical expression of our century- take the work of a Gerald Hoffnung
often subject to hostility and derision from the local majority Han populations.
With as much derision as lucidity, Grimonprez reminds us,
Armed with, according to their own words,"massive derision", these clowns hope to help children,
stigmatization and victimization, derision of myths, traditions
stigmatization and victimization, derision of myths, traditions
That department has gotten much derision(and attention!) by offering"everyday objects" like a $9,000 ball of yarn
in fact my determination to attend the University met with derision.
including mentioning populations by name with dignity and not derision, would bring HIV prevention out of the shadows.
leave the distractions and derision behind.
burlesque, derision, irony, or other methods.
revisited advertising campaigns with a great sense of derision.
With its sense of derision, La Barbe participated in a more general movement of"activist irony" next to other collectives such as L'appel et la pioche,
Employing the weapons of humour and derision against the Nazi occupiers, the Faux Soir was,
exposure to derision of national, ethnic
where fantasy and derision reign hand in hand;
The same act combined with derision, torture or other forms of violence against a person shall be punishable by imprisonment for a term of three to eight years with deprivation of the right to hold certain positions