"No Rasta woman do dat," he said with a sneer.
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And he will do it with a sneer and a smear.
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It's dismantling their ability to stay safe, and it's doing so with a sneer.
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No one sings with a sneer better in rock 'n' roll than Greg Dulli.
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It's a word that may be said with a sneer concerning a wine's potential.
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"Donald Trump's rise was the fault of Scott Bakula," Colbert says with a sneer.
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The Mets are used to Harvey's not only pitching well but doing it with a sneer.
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In Trump Jr.'s world, "triggered" is uttered with a sneer in the direction of wimps and cowards.
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"Is this Hell Week getting weirder?" he asks a fellow brother, who shrugs off the notion with a sneer.
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Instead, he one-upped the usual gorgeous corpses by walking out on his glory with a sneer and refusing to look back.
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I noticed my son's accent for the first time at Halloween when a set of older boys pointed it out with a sneer.
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That isn't necessarily a negative term, although it is often said with a sneer by the non-posh; it's just the fastest and easiest description.
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Appleyard tells her "bad timing will define your life" with a sneer; the idea being that all women bleed, some just do it more inconveniently than others.
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He held Scalia's seat open until it could be filled with Neil Gorsuch, and he greeted Gorsuch's vote to uphold Trump's discriminatory travel ban with a sneer. pic.twitter.
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"That's pretty fucking old, all right," the gangster says with a sneer, nodding at the other two, and they escort the old man through the kitchen into the attached garage.
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When the president addressed congressional Republicans at their retreat in Philadelphia last month, Mr. Trump's aside about news coverage — "nothing fair about the media," he said with a sneer — earned perhaps the most enthusiastic applause.
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His delivery is a sharp contrast to Mark Cuban's nasty "jagoff" slam on Trump that was delivered loudly and with a sneer, and Bloomberg's angry "I know a con when I see one" rant against Trump at the Democratic convention.
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Howard, Hornets get road win over Thunder OKLAHOMA CITY — With his team just on the receiving end of a thunderous Russell Westbrook dunk that the Oklahoma City Thunder star finished with a sneer toward the bench, Charlotte Hornets acting coach Stephen Silas went to work.
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Though this dramatist — the author of the recent "Wolf in the River" and the Pulitzer Prize finalist "Red Light Winter" — creates vicious characters who do unspeakable things to one another, he tends to regard their savagery not with a sneer but a furtive tear.
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Still, it's a job, and Rick likes nothing more, even now, than sitting down with his buddy Cliff and a six-pack of cold ones, watching an episode of "The F.B.I.," and waiting for the moment when the villain—Rick, of course—gets to deliver his scumbag line, with a sneer on his scumbag face.
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Summoned to give evidence on behalf of Oates on his trial for perjury in May 1685, and questioned concerning the impeachment of Lord Stafford, Maynard pleaded total inability to swear to his memory in regard to that matter, and was dismissed by Jeffreys with a sneer at his supposed failing powers.
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For some, "Thud" was a term of endearment; retroactively the RF-84F Thunderflash became known as "Thud's Mother".Higham and Williams 1975, pp. 185-190. F-105 pilot Colonel Jack Broughton said of the nickname: "The Thud has justified herself, and the name that was originally spoken with a sneer has become one of utmost respect through the air fraternity".
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Thus, as Bennie spits out his nefarious demands, we're variously told that he speaks 'with a sneer,' with a 'smart-ass grin,' with a 'silly smirk.' Enough already; we get it." Charles Taylor of Newsday said, "You don't need to be sadistic or foul-mouthed to write a good thriller, but you need exactly what Grisham lacks: a taste for cunning, meanness and grit. He sets up a big showdown only to walk away from it, and so the tension just dribbles off.
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Kramer who was caught in the act, then agreed to lure the elusive safe-cracker into a trap set up by the police. As a compensation for moral damages he brought Kwinto 45,000 złoty considering his betrayal as resolved. In response Kwinto advises not to tell him the address of his bank, to which Kramer is confident in the invulnerability of the bank's own safes reacts with a sneer and uses the phrase "ear from a herring"{?} () hinting at the impossibility of robbing his bank.
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When in 1965, a delegation of Soviet composers were invited to visit Poland during the Warsaw Autumn Festival, they fitted in with the conservative, socialist-realist style, restricted by communist party rules. Polish Radio had appointed Eugeniusz Rudnik to present the PRES's technical capabilities. As he was playing an excerpt from a track, one delegate asked him with a sneer: “Would it sound just as bad, if you played it backwards?”. Rudnik didn't react at the time, but a year later he recorded Skalary - a composition sounding equally well no matter how it's played.
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But when Nimbar pronounced his name in an utteration of gurgles, he stated with a sneer "Just call me Rick." He was played by Kevin Castro who also played Tanker in the related series Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad. They frequently could be seen in the Cafe Maison coffee shop at which Drew worked as a waitress and cashier. Drew's aunt, a famous soap opera actress named Nicole Nash, once attempted to purchase the coffee house, but decided against it after running into various issues planning a party there (though the issues were all excuses made by the Sentinels, trying to keep her away from a bomb sent by Gorganus).
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It was > not human. I often yelled at him: “You’re not a man if you do not finish me! > ” And he answered with a sneer: “Not yet, not yet!” During these three > months, I had one goal: to kill myself, but the worst suffering, is to want > at all costs to erase oneself and to not find the means." Ighilahriz stated about Captain Jean Graziani: "Mais l’essentiel de ses tortures ne s’exerçaient pas à mains nues. Il était toujours armé d’ustensiles pour s’acharner contre mon plâtre” ("But he did not carry out most of his torture with his bare hands. He was always armed with implements to attack my plaster cast").
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Kenneth Turan of the Los Angeles Times said Rickman "as always, makes the most lasting impression", while Peter Travers of Rolling Stone magazine called Rickman "sublime at giving us a glimpse at last into the secret nurturing heart that... Snape masks with a sneer." Media coverage characterised Rickman's performance as worthy of nomination for an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor. His first award nominations for his role as Snape came at the 2011 Alliance of Women Film Journalists Awards, 2011 Saturn Awards, 2011 Scream Awards and 2011 St. Louis Gateway Film Critics Association Awards in the Best Supporting Actor category. In November 2011, Rickman opened in Seminar, a new play by Theresa Rebeck, at the John Golden Theatre on Broadway.
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