disdainfully

She turned her back on Peter and walked disdainfully away.

She let him go and watched disdainfully as he picked himself up.

She smiled a little disdainfully and said, "Maybe you are too young."

Instead, it was as if he disdainfully abandoned what I had taken from him.

She had disdainfully turned down the services of the usual family lawyers.

Then he ran his glance disdainfully over the other's form.

He turned back to the Doctor, and looked disdainfully at his attire.

"He has no idea what he's doing," said Tiny disdainfully.

The cat moved disdainfully back a little, allowing him to pass by.

When we pressed him to account for them, he refused disdainfully.

Then her gaze moved away from the fledgling, almost disdainfully.

She then regarded the audience, and at some length, disdainfully.

Then she looked about herself, disdainfully at the interior of the wagon.

He sat down and glared out disdainfully at the assembly.

He disdainfully left that to the rest of us.

You can check that with him, of course," she said disdainfully.

Your brother saw to it that we were sent," she said disdainfully.

"She looks more like you every day, Angela," her husband disdainfully noted.

Singing in the midst of the ritual, he thought disdainfully.

The girl called Alice smiled kindly but a little disdainfully.

"It's a very cheap one," the man said rather disdainfully.

His lip curled disdainfully as he waited for her decision.

"No." She flung that last word back at me, disdainfully.

She flicked it disdainfully away, and turned to me, with a small air of satisfaction.

He sniffed the grass in the corner disdainfully and looked at me.