| "Don't deride girls or put them down Don't you have sisters of your own?" | |
| # There's no one to deride me # | |
| - I deride you? Heavens! | |
| - L, deride you? | |
| And Mr. Shore can deride me for pulling the national-security card. But do not tell me that the Timothy Mc Veighs of this world and the Christian Identity organization and the like which support violence and are anti-government you can't tell me that they don't pose a threat to this country. | |
| "Don't deride girls or put them down Don't you have sisters of your own?" | |
| # There's no one to deride me # | |
| - I deride you? Heavens! | |
| - L, deride you? | |
| And Mr. Shore can deride me for pulling the national-security card. But do not tell me that the Timothy Mc Veighs of this world and the Christian Identity organization and the like which support violence and are anti-government you can't tell me that they don't pose a threat to this country. | |
| But their laughter is not joyful, for it derides me. | |
| He derides the mediocre, even when it hides beneath a noble and proper veneer. | |
| He derides you. | |
| Standing there, he derides this ... beauty, this grandeur with threats, derides a place where for me, each stone is sacrosanct. | |
| who covers faults, at last shame them derides. | |
| But their laughter is not joyful, for it derides me. | |
| He derides the mediocre, even when it hides beneath a noble and proper veneer. | |
| He derides you. | |
| Standing there, he derides this ... beauty, this grandeur with threats, derides a place where for me, each stone is sacrosanct. | |
| who covers faults, at last shame them derides. | |
| "derided for its lack | |
| "derided for its want of arms, | |
| "who've derided our forces for too long." | |
| After I confided, I was derided and chided, my moms and I collided. | |
| And all my artistic decisions have been derided as too costly Because they involve several varieties Of exotic bird feathers. | |
| I'm not deriding it. | |
| It seems to me that you delight in deriding anything... that is not on your particular wavelength. | |
| Roy Colburn, the representative from West Jordan was haranguing him, deriding polygamy and the compound calling for its destruction. | |
| So I considered myself quite a genius! I started deriding popular music, thought it a lesser art. | |
| The great Master Hwadam has sent us here to bring you to justice for deriding the king and stealing ten thousand gold coins! | |
| "derided for its lack | |
| "derided for its want of arms, | |
| "who've derided our forces for too long." | |
| After I confided, I was derided and chided, my moms and I collided. | |
| And all my artistic decisions have been derided as too costly Because they involve several varieties Of exotic bird feathers. | |
| I'm not deriding it. | |
| It seems to me that you delight in deriding anything... that is not on your particular wavelength. | |
| Roy Colburn, the representative from West Jordan was haranguing him, deriding polygamy and the compound calling for its destruction. | |
| So I considered myself quite a genius! I started deriding popular music, thought it a lesser art. | |
| The great Master Hwadam has sent us here to bring you to justice for deriding the king and stealing ten thousand gold coins! | |
