Sneeringly

The wrongs of the masses are referred to sneeringly or apologetically. ❋ T. Thomas Fortune (2007)

Most of the people gathered on a tiny patch of grass by Sag Harbor's Long Wharf wouldn't fit any of the uncomplimentary labels sneeringly thrown our way. ❋ Lita Smith-Mines (2011)

Mira and Val and I were part of what one eminent professor of English in this exalted institution had referred to sneeringly as the “Geritol crowd.” ❋ Marilyn French (1977)

The big man with the I-know-it-all expression sneeringly watched the little man who was eating from a sack of peanuts. ❋ Marion Dix [Editor] Mosher (N/A)

I understand whence you imbibed such principles "-- sneeringly --" just as though one has not a perfect right to sell a slave if he wishes to! ❋ Minnie Mary Lee (N/A)

"Oh, indeed!" sneeringly, "you are melodramatic; you should have been an actress instead of a singer. ❋ Randall Parrish (1890)

Carl lingered sneeringly over the words "gay pride" and the boys-only crowd clapped and nodded as if of one mind, Levin's. ❋ Alfred Gingold (2010)

The media fixation on all things negative is so ubiquitous now - and any attempt at "cosiness" or "optimism" is dismissed so sneeringly by the chattering classes and ordinary Joes alike - that I find it hard to imagine any other way. ❋ Unknown (2011)

We would have risen up in exactly the same way if she had been a firefighter perishing in an office tower blaze, or a police officer shot by a fugitive -- and some mindless commentator had sneeringly suggested that she was asking for it. ❋ Unknown (2009)

My opposition sneeringly refers to Milk as "The Perfect Food," but try drinking as little as 3 gallons in a day. ❋ Will Durst (2010)