Sentences with phrase «scoffed at the suggestion»

In the interview, Kenney scoffed at that suggestion and suggested a combination of a stable family background and skills training could ensure a path to success for Canadian youth.

Back in the 1930s, after authorizing the construction of six miles of switchback road up Akhun, Soviet ruler Josef Stalin scoffed at the suggestion by sycophants that a statue of him be erected at the top.

Hoffman advisor Rob Ryan scoffed at the suggestion that his candidate is dialing it in, saying: «Yes he's running.

Wright scoffed at that suggestion, again noting that all state lawmakers are up for re-election themselves this year, and so anyone who challenges Rangel would have to (again) put it on the line in an uphill battle against a political legend — no matter how scandal - scarred he may be.

City Council Member Helen Rosenthal, who chairs the contracts committee and signed the letter, seemed to scoff at this suggestion, writing on Twitter, «Admin response to «boost reserves» misses the point.

He scoffs at the suggestion that the compound could be used to subdue or motivate people against their will: «You can't put it in food or in your air - conditioning system.»

Don't scoff at the suggestion; cars are fashion statements, and the badge matters no matter how much your normcore buddy insists otherwise.

Techies will scoff at these suggestions, but you know what?

In his own practice, Hallett recalls doing a broad financial plan for a young couple who scoffed at his suggestion of paying for disability insurance.

Cindy Knight, environmental communications administrator for Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A. Inc., scoffs at the suggestion that the Prius instrument panel button is proof that her company plans plug - in hybrids.

The Greenbelt Commission notes that there are guidelines in place so that none of the funding can be used for salaries, but Garry Otten, a Peterborough County Realtor, scoffs at the suggestion that this makes things okay.

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Most people will immediately scoff at even the suggestion of taking cold showers, labeling it as «crazy».

China has scoffed at such suggestions, raising its relatively low per - capita emissions and pointing a finger at the West's carbon - intense path toward industrialization.