sneer in a sentence

v. i.

Definition

SNEER (verb): To smile or speak in a contemptuous or mocking manner, often expressing disdain or scorn.

She couldn't help but sneer at his ridiculous outfit.
His sneer revealed his disdain for the entire situation.
With a sneer, she dismissed his opinion as irrelevant.
The politician's sneer was caught on camera, sparking public outrage.
He approached the debate with a confident sneer that unsettled his opponents.
She couldn't help but sneer at the ridiculous suggestion he made.
His sneer revealed his disdain for the team's lack of effort.
With a sneer, she dismissed his concerns as trivial and unworthy of her time.
The politician's sneer during the debate was captured by cameras and went viral.
As he walked past, his sneer made it clear he thought he was superior to everyone else.
She offered a sneer as he recounted his latest failure.
His sneer revealed his disdain for the entire concept.
The critic's sneer was a clear indication of his lack of respect for the performance.
With a sneer, she dismissed his apology as insincere.
He couldn't help but sneer at the absurdity of the situation.