That is why, in recent literature, there has been so little argument and so much sneering.

"Once you're inside it, it's very different from being on the outside sneering at it," he says.

And their admiration, certainly, is a good deal more justified than the sneering of the nay-sayers at home.

No problem, apart from the mutual sneering.

There will be no hostility, no sneering, no threatening gestures!

A kind of melodrama I'm building around the Sneering Slayer murders.

By sheer weight, if nothing else, the evidence would prove me the author of the Sneering Slayer poems.

I recall when Transhumanism wasn't even worth the sneering of pseudo-academics.

It could not be definitely stated that it was another of the Sneering Slayer rhymes.

Greenfield raises a valid point - political satire is more popular than ever, but much of what passes for humor is really just sophomoric sneering.

"Sneering is so unattractive!"

So-" Sneering, Maiden shook his head.

It's become a festering slough of despond of negativity and holier-than-thou right-on sneering.

What was notable, however, was the level of anger in the Yasenevo election commission-the sneering, the barking; the scoffing, yelling, and smirking.

Sneering, Parallax mocks Kyle's helplessness and turns to depart but the enraged artist grabs a pencil and stabs the creature in the eye with it.

Tubbs represents a "neo-populist sneering at the worlds of finance and politics", his New York back-story helping to convey "a sociological explanation of crime".

"That was the first really bad mistake you ever made, Seaton," the same sneering, domineering, icily cold DuQuesne informed Seaton's projection in level thought.

I shall have to touch upon them since they all figure, to an extent, in what the head-writers term the Sneering Slayer murders, and this is the story of those murders.

Sen. John Glenn Washington being Washington and politics being politics, the announcement of Sen. John Glenn's return to space was the occasion for much sneering.

But Romney was sufficiently rattled to show his unappealing side-the sneering, know-it-all, we're smarter than you dumb schmucks "Bainie" side-which he had been successfully covering up for months.

He has criticized the endless dramatic programs dominated by "strangulated English accents," played out in "rigid, class-structured settings" and marked by "constant sneering at the new Britain" of Margaret Thatcher.

To the horror of the Portuguese, the English flag, which for all their sneering had lent to them a feeling of security, was being struck, and in its stead up went the dreaded Jolly Roger.

In another painting, Morning of Our Motherland, Stalin is eyeing the future from pastoral splendor and Morris Hershman pounces on "this great nonsense" with a touch of Solzhenitsyn's pitiless sneering.

(And no, your juvenile sneering of the more objective readers here don't make you look in any way clever, just testament to the fact that those who can't argue with facts will always choose to personality attacks instead.)

These figures included a screaming version of Zim, Duty Mode GIR, Sneering Tallest Purple, Angry Dib, and a snarling Ms. Bitters.

The only thing she could see was his sneering face.

Then he looked up at the sneering face of Jackson.

He gave a sneering smile with the good side of his mouth.

He was now close enough that Brandy could make out his sneering face.

But the sneering words had made her feel proud, instead of angry.

He couldn't keep the sneering note out of his voice.

It was a woman's voice, a sneering mimic of her own.

"A nice thing to do," he went on in the same sneering manner.

The Brother started a sneering chuckle as he turned from the door.

She looked down at me with a sneering expression of contempt.

How sneering and condescending you are about other people's lives.

This last question was directed at the sneering man, who now held up one hand for silence.

In fact, the members of the sneering brigade had it backward.

And sometimes, when you were not looking at him, he would smile to himself in a sneering way."

This last with a sneering ring of triumph in it.

But he managed to turn the laugh into a sneering sound of agreement.

A sneering voice was speaking from the level of the whispering gallery.

Reese gave a sneering glance at the stone and the cup.

Now Mitt is bringing out the sneering rich boy everyone pretty much knew was inside him.

It was the sneering voice of the phone message.

Then he turned to them with a sneering expression.

When she addresses me, there is none of that sneering tone she'd used earlier.

And we've all heard the sneering philistine charge that any 5-year-old could do it.

"You're another major artist on a higher plane," goes the sneering lyric.

He had a pointed face and a sneering smile.

Then she turned to them, a sneer on her face.

The last words were a sneer as he turned away.

The look on his face was very close to a sneer.

She saw the start of a sneer on my face.

He'll need some serious work doing on his ever present sneer.

The same story you told me the last time we met,' she said with a sneer.

It is less a work of art than a sneer.

There was not quite a sneer in it, but close enough.

There was a sneer in his voice when he said this.

She looked up almost immediately, a sneer on her face.

Yet these three have nothing better to offer than sneers.

It was the sneer in his voice that decided her.

She gave him a smile that came off more as a sneer.

A sneer began to appear on his face but he put it away.

For a moment he stood with the heavy sneer on his face.

The sneer won out over the smile, and those brown eyes turned black.

A sneer crossed her mother's face as she looked over the man.

Ho was looking at him now with a sneer on his face.

He was probably used to ladies, she thought with a sneer.

Louder and with more of a sneer in his voice.

There was a sneer in the third man's thin voice.

I spun around to see King with a sneer on his face.

According to them, he always seemed to wear a sneer and was not often available to the press.

The sneer remained on his face as he considered what she'd just said.

It was a laugh with a sneer at the back of its mind.

Why, once he looked me right in the face and sneered.

They sneered at Americans in 1776 and again a few years ago.

The world had been sneering at him from the first.

He was just looking for something more to sneer about.

In fact he looked serious and might even be sneering.

It would have been like sneering at a happy child.

But everyone knows that no one sneers when he has a good answer.

Somebody was going to come sneering up to him and say I told you so.

Of course it's very working class and so some people will sneer at it.

"giving them another yet reason to sneer at and look down on the rest of the world."

He sneered, despite the pain it must have cost him.

If anyone sneers, tell them Which? told you to do it.

I know you're standing right there sneering at the phone.

We sneered at each other across the desk for a moment.

I see we made our mark upon you boy,' he sneered.

He had no notion of being sneered at in the family.

I'm not used to being pushed around and sneered at, just for nothing.

The figure moved out of reach and appeared to sneer.

He looked over the top of his glasses at me and sneered.

The man sneered and quite deliberately turned away from me.

After the game, the football players were no longer sneering.

It was like going to church and sneering at the cross.

But never fear; I do not sneer at commercial writing.

He made a low bow while she sneered at him.

He was sick to death of having her there to sneer at him!