The public derision of Republicans' idea for a $100 gasoline rebate has focused on the desperate political pandering embodied in the proposal.

The foreign investment banks face public derision for reaping a windfall from Mizuho's reimbursements.

And even if it survived, it would be the object of wide-scale public derision.

Monica Lewinsky's girlish chitchat friendship was the first to wobble out into public derision.

The launch of the London 2012 brand in 2007 was met with widespread public derision.

Another task involving Galloway wear a leotard also led to public derision by the British media.

Unfortunately, it soon became the subject of a public derision.

In a lawsuit she brought against Ford last year, she also cited "public derision" by the plant manager.

For the most part, the donors are reluctant to say anything, fearful of public derision.

He dreads people learning of Effi's terror, which would spark public derision; hence his angry reply.