snort contemptuously

Examples (20)

• When I suggested we take the bus, the heiress just snorted contemptuously and called for her driver.
• He snorted contemptuously at her naive suggestion.
• He snorted contemptuously at the very idea of apologizing.
• The old professor snorted contemptuously at the student's lack of effort.
• The general snorted contemptuously as he read the enemy's surrender terms.
• She tends to snort contemptuously whenever someone mentions his name.
• "You call that art?" she asked, before snorting contemptuously and walking away.
• They snorted contemptuously, dismissing the new proposal as ridiculous.
• The proud stallion snorted contemptuously at the smaller horse.
• Having heard the flimsy excuse, he could only snort contemptuously.
• Upon hearing my flimsy excuse, my boss simply snorted contemptuously and pointed to the door.
• The critic snorted contemptuously at the amateurish performance.
• She had a habit of snorting contemptuously whenever someone disagreed with her opinion.
• Don't just snort contemptuously; try to offer a constructive critique.
• The lawyer snorted contemptuously at the prosecution's weak evidence.
• Her father snorted contemptuously, refusing to believe her elaborate story.
• He snorted contemptuously, clearly unimpressed by the young man's boastful claims.
• The minister snorted contemptuously at the opposition's weak arguments.
• The film critic snorted contemptuously during the movie's terrible final scene.
• He had always snorted contemptuously at anyone who dared to challenge his authority.