scoffs in a sentence

1. Sometimes he scoffs, “are your breasts really that big?”

2. "He who sits in the heavens laughs; the LORD scoffs at them.

3. “He who sits in the heavens laughs; the Lord scoffs at them.

4. The writer of this article scoffs at Jakob Lorber and his work.

5. Some switch will flip for him and what he scoffs at now, he will love later.

6. Vienna has become a nest of spies, columnist Paolo Lambruschi scoffs in Avvenire:

7. Her daughter-in-law, Mabel, scoffs that the new atheism has perfected Catholicism:

8. “This was the sort of received wisdom I would encounter – ridiculous,” she scoffs.

9. His Republican colleague likes holding “meaningless press conferences,” scoffs Reid.

10. Though today Marxism scoffs that this will never work, we will provide proof that it does.

11. Notarbartolo scoffs at this idea and insists that his cousin had nothing to do with the heist.

12. Of course, modern science scoffs at these concepts and brands them as "mystical" and unscientific.

13. Obama still scoffs at the suggestion that he is a socialist largely to delegitimize his opponents.

14. Prominent among them are confusion, scoffs, anger and even anonymous vitriol from internet "haters."

15. Admire the project’s video, a superb manifesto for a nature which scoffs at the administrative borders.

16. But, as the psalm goes on to proclaim, “He who sits in the heavens laughs, the Lord scoffs at them” (Ps.

17. My sister scoffs at this, but Dr. Jeffries believes that children can be trusted to set their own boundaries.

18. Everyone scoffs at this, because of the well known Soviet penchant for claiming that everything was invented in Russia.

19. He admits to a problem with intimacy and jokes about being a “man whore,” though he scoffs at the idea of sex addiction.

20. Arminjon described—Hell irrupting into the present life, Hell happening early because mankind scoffs at its eternal reality.