scornfully

As he left, one of the men called scornfully after him.

They used the word scornfully, to mean something that would never get done.

If it were anyone else, he might have laughed scornfully.

She took her hands from his arms and laughed scornfully.

He said scornfully, "Nothing can change the course of the river! "

"Pretty easy for you to talk tough," the man said scornfully.

He laughed scornfully, then turned, taking three steps away from her.

"You cannot expect me to believe that," she said scornfully.

"You're not thinking of what would happen to me," she said scornfully.

It was probably true, but she responded scornfully, just as he always did to her.

He laughed scornfully and made as if to return to his own lines.

He said to them scornfully, "Next time you have a revolution you'd better try some other way."

He scornfully tells his son, you might as well join them.

Then she asked scornfully: "What's the other thing you wanted to know?"

He began to weep, and George looked scornfully down at him.

If you are not too friendly with them, they may respond scornfully.

Just a crowd who talk hot air like himself,' Sarah said scornfully.

"It has nothing to do with real honor," she said scornfully.

She turned to them scornfully and said, "You hear him.

"They had no organization in them days," said his companion scornfully.

She stood up, turned her back scornfully, and began to bathe.

"And I thought men were the rational ones," she said scornfully.

Joe said scornfully as they headed south on the lake road.

I thought you were another kind of man,' says Jasper, scornfully.

She said a little scornfully: "Well, that's something off your mind."