Modern scientists continue to pour scorn on the idea, attributing sightings to carbon-monoxide poisoning and sleep paralysis.
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The hardest-line Iranian factions will pour scorn on colleagues willing to give diplomacy a try yet again.
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She backtracked days later, prompting opposition parties to pour scorn on her claim to offer "strong and stable leadership".
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Bitcoin skeptics pour scorn on it, but privately must be kicking themselves for not buying some many years ago.
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From Hungary to France, from Poland to Britain, nationalists pour scorn on the European Union and seek its unraveling.
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But some sympathisers took to social media to pour scorn on immigration restrictions they said would serve Islamic State's cause.
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The Jackson camp strategy has been to pour scorn on these people by saying they are out to get money.
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They don't hesitate to pour scorn on the Trump administration, but they keep looking up to Washington to get Germany off their backs.
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And as ever, part of the appeal is figuring out what people are really thinking before the panelists show up to pour scorn on their actions.
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Yet at a time when politicians pour scorn on "citizens of nowhere", the dreamy enclave that Joyce dubbed "Europiccola"—a miniature Europe—still casts a melancholy spell.
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My initial reaction upon first seeing them many months ago was to pour scorn on Apple's designers for crafting a pair of expensive and easy-to-lose cigarette butts.
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She even popped up in Brussels to pour scorn on the European Union from the benches of the European Parliament, which she despises so deeply yet finds so useful as a bully pulpit.
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In a newspaper column, he used the full range of his colourful vocabulary to pour scorn on face-covering by Muslim women, even while arguing that Britain should not follow Denmark in banning such attire.
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The hearings were lengthy, and opposition counsel did not hesitate to pour scorn on Highlandmen who came in support of the line. The undeveloped nature of the area (which the railway was designed to rectify) was shown as a reason to reject the proposed line, and finally on 1 June 1883 the Committee threw out the Bill. The G&NWR; was finished.
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Though it seems that the Leeds premiere was well-received, the London performance had a poor effect, due largely to an inadequate rehearsal of a demanding piece.Mitchell, pp. 307–8 The work never recovered from that disastrous outing, and there were plenty of pundits prepared to pour scorn on the work. Literary purists were offended by the juxtaposition of unrelated elements from Keats' poems.
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Much to her chagrin, Suman is assigned to treat his injury during which both constantly pour scorn on each other out of hatred. In a back story, it is revealed that Suman continued to press charges against Devraj despite clear verdict from the army. Soon, Devraj is acquitted of his charges. Meanwhile, Suman develops a misunderstanding of Shravan dancing in joy of winning the court case and plans to move on whereas Shravan hopes to clear this misunderstanding.
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At first meet, they fall in love with each others; and Indra disagreed to get back. On other side, due to disband or separation Indrani cried sorrowfully and expressed her pain to the people, where gathered there. People knew well about the Indra and Udanti; they informed the same to Indrani and suggested to stay there. Indrani got irate over Indra and pour scorn on Indra and Udanti so that they never meet again and she stayed there as Indravati River, which flows till date.
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King Meleagro of Aetolia has disguised himself as a shepherd, taking the pseudonym Tirsi, and is enjoying his life in the countryside away from the cares of state. He is very much in love with the huntress "Amarilli", whom he does not realise is the Princess Atalanta. He meets up with Aminta, a real shepherd, who is desperately in love with the shepherdess Irene, who however when she appears, does nothing but pour scorn on Aminta. He declares he is ready to die for his love but will always be faithful to her.
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