Her remarks have now made her a target of derision all along the political spectrum.
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As he grew larger, he became an even bigger target of derision at Cor Jesu High, a Catholic school he attended in the city.
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The IRS has been a target of derision from Republicans in recent years due to its handling of conservative groups' applications for tax-exempt status.
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It has also made the network a target of derision by those who feel it is more a mouthpiece for the Republican Party than a legitimate news network.
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It has been a target of derision by American leaders since the Arab oil embargo of 2014 caused long lines at the pump and badly damaged the economy.
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Bresch became a target of derision over the summer after a nearly 500% increase in the cost of the lifesaving allergy drug EpiPen, which is one of the company's signature products.
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Former aides and allies of McConnell, who is often a target of derision by grass-roots conservatives, say he helped rekindle the GOP's fighting spirit and that he does not always get the respect he deserves.
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While the convenience of the device is clear to some people, it quickly became the target of derision, with other people claiming it's the latest proof that technology is slowly turning us into spoiled overly tech-dependent sloths.
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And in attempting to refute testimony from a cavalcade of witnesses who have spent their careers in the intelligence community or foreign service, Trump's attorneys pointed to one of the president's favorite target of derision: Mueller and the FBI.
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She had been the target of derision from Brazilian fans from the moment the Olympics tournament began, and now she needed to rescue her teammates, who had quickly fallen behind in a penalty shootout against Sweden in a quarterfinals match in Brasília.
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Both women have since been the target of derision by other activists.
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Gordon initially complied, but was later accused of treason by his own soldiers for allowing the British occupation. Gordon had become an outcast and a target of derision and violence. On 25 October 1795 he committed suicide at his house Schoonder Sight.
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However, when Stella makes her first appearance after recovering from an illness, she becomes the target of derision for her vulgarity, though she herself is unaware of it. Embarrassed for her mother, Laurel insists they leave at once without telling her why. On the train back, Stella overhears the truth. Stella goes to talk with Helen.
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During MTV's early fall 2006 lineup, Locke was a judge and co- host on the short-lived reality-show competition "Little Talent Show". In 2007 Locke was a participant on the fifth season of Celebrity Fit Club. She has been the focused target of derision from fellow cast member Dustin Diamond, who has repeatedly insulted Locke.
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The Party of Return to Serfdom (RU: kryepostniki, krespotniki; FR: esclavagistes) was an ultra right-wing political party established in the 1800s during the Russian Empire. As its name suggests, it supported re- establishing serfdom in Russia, after the Emancipation Reform of 1861. The party's history is relatively limited to the late 1800s, and for the most part it served as a target of derision by liberal, progressive, or socialist reformers.
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K. R. Parkinson of Adventure Gamers wrote that the game "ultimately comes up lacking in its attempt to lampoon its best-selling target of derision". BrutalMoose felt the game was a good idea wrapped up in a bad execution. A reviewer from Game Revolution gave it a scathing review, deeming it "pathetic". Entertainment Weekly described it as a "pretension-busting romp through a ripe-for-puncturing cult classic", comparing it to Mad magazine's 201 Min.
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Dunstan was markedly different from the general membership of the Labor Party of the time; upon applying for membership at Trades Hall, a Labor veteran supposedly muttered "how could that long-haired prick be a Labor man?"Yeeles, p. 17. His peculiarities, such as his upper- class accent, were a target of derision by the working-class Labor old guard throughout his early political involvement. Dunstan funded his education by working in theatre and radio during his university years.
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296; Veiga, pp. 130–131 To the detriment of financial markets, the cabinet tried to implement debt relief for bankrupt land cultivators,Veiga, pp. 140–141 and signed an agreement with Argentina, another exporter of agricultural produce, to try to limit deflation. Dumitru Șandru, "Criza din 1929 - 1933 și criza actuală", in Sfera Politicii, Nr. 133 The mishandling of economic affairs made the historian a target of derision and indignation among the general public.Nastasă (2007), p.
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Because of her husband's conviction and disgraceful resignation, she was marginalized in social circles that once had accommodated her flamboyant style: a reporter wrote of "her unstinted display of gypsy colors on the floor." Her physical presence became the target of derision by the Washington elite, and her Kentucky-style oratory was also attacked. During her tenure as a Representative, she missed a third (52 out of 174) of the roll-call votes. Her committee appointments were Claims, Invalid Pensions, and Immigration and Naturalization as well as the Committee on Education.
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With its one-of-a-kind Pininfarina derived design; everyday versatility, the Mondial has amassed a cult following of enthusiasts. It historically has not received widespread admiration however and is sometimes the target of derision due to what many consider the compromises (4 seats and heavier weight) Ferrari undertook creating the car in both form and function. Some early negative reviews for the first model, the Mondial 8, have often been repeated by derivative articles that further tarnished the Mondial image across the subsequent six iterations. Many current enthusiasts have welcomed the contrary views, as it has allowed the price of the model to remain relatively stable and Ferrari ownership and parts manageable, many speculate (and some lament) that it will inevitably rise significantly in value.
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Robson & Jerome were popular among baby boomers, but a number of music critics argued that they lacked artistic merit. Stephen Thomas Erlewine in AllMusic wrote that they "offered nothing new musically", and said that: "such grand success made them the target of derision for much of the music press, who criticized the duo's manufactured, polished covers of pop and rock classics as nostalgia mongering...Robson & Jerome became the target of a number of attacks." The duo also attracted criticism after it emerged that they did not sing parts of their recordings, which were patched with uncredited vocalists to achieve higher and steadier notes than they could achieve. Session singer Des Dyer (formerly of the band Jigsaw) made the allegation that his was the voice on the record, and contacted RCA and a newspaper.
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Others have suggested that the target could be Dylan's ex-girlfriend Suze Rotolo or folksinger Richard Fariña (as reported by a counterculture insider in the 1960s, but like the other speculations, unverified). Another possibility is that "Positively 4th Street" (along with "Like a Rolling Stone") was directed at Edie Sedgwick and her association with Andy Warhol, though this seems very unlikely as Dylan recorded this song before his involvement with Sedgwick had turned sour. With many candidates, it is likely that no single individual is targeted in the song, and Dylan instead combined qualities of many people who irritated him into a single target of derision. In the book Dylan – Visions, Portraits, and Back Pages, compiled by the writers of the UK's Mojo magazine, there is some speculation that "Positively 4th Street", like other Dylan compositions of the time, was influenced by Dylan's experimentation with LSD.
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