Sentence examples for jeer from high-quality English sources.

• A few home fans jeer in response.

• Some people dance and jeer at reporters.

• It seems acceptable still to jeer at fat people.”

• ENGLAND, the Germans used to jeer, was “the land without music”.

• A video shows him flashing a self-satisfied smile as classmates jeer.

• The listeners laugh, jeer and occasionally join in by repeating refrains or clapping.

• One Dodgers fan group was organizing a trip to Anaheim specifically to jeer the Astros.

• All very fine to jeer at it now in cold print but it goes down like hot cake that stuff.

Use jeer in a sentence.

• Some demonstrators seemed to wave Uncle Sam banners less to jeer America than to cheer it.

• Now and then he was tempted to swear at them, to jeer at them, while they could not open the door!

• As Putin spoke, and as the national audience watched, many in the crowd started to jeer and whistle.

• But the visit was always going to be controversial with the crowds turning up there to jeer rather than cheer.

• Her detractors jeer at her self-deprecation, lampoon her repetitiveness, and psychoanalyze her posts for signs of darkness repressed.

• He says yes, the sainted will be able to laugh and jeer at the damned, but the primary reason is that they have proof of God’s justice.

• Westminster is a confrontational place—MPs glare and jeer at each other from opposing benches—but coalition governments may be here to stay.

• A woman politician is in nominal charge, and Mr Borisov—as hard-left critics jeer at the late King Boris's son—avers that he wants accountable leaders.

jeer sentence examples

• Although most states have heeded the health ministry's advice of social distancing, Brazil's president continues to jeer at the severity of coronavirus and wants people to return to work.

• Since an influence-peddling scandal surrounding Ms Park erupted in October, the chance to jeer at her misfortune—North Korea routinely insults her as a “miserable political prostitute”—has been too good for its propagandists to pass up.

• Just the spectacle of the new document being written by the country's former political have-nots is comforting to Chavistas, hundreds of whom have taken to surrounding the Congress building where the assembly is meeting to jeer the few opposition members.

• And I will make this promise – neither to jeer nor jibe when they catch the disease, but to look after them as brothers, and for the four or five who are certain to die, I will try to arrange the funerals with all the pomp and ceremony of an anti-vaccination demonstration.”