Scoffer

The scoffer scoffed at the idea of holistic medicine.

My friend is a scoffer and doesn't believe in astrology.

The scoffer jeered at the opposing team's fans.

Her scoffer criticism of my artwork made me doubt my abilities.

The scoffer at the restaurant ordered multiple dishes and ate them all without appreciating any of the flavors.

The scoffer ate all of the hors d'oeuvres without waiting for the other guests.

The scoffer didn't stop eating until there was nothing left on the plate.

The scoffer belittled his friend's interest in astrology.

The scoffer ridiculed his co-worker's religious beliefs.

My uncle is a scoffer when it comes to alternative medicine.

His scoffer attitude toward the fine wine made the sommelier cringe.

The little boy was a scoffer, never appreciating the effort his mother put into cooking his favorite meal.

The scoffer made fun of his roommate's religious practices.

The book review was a scathing scoffer criticism.

The scoffer ate the fancy dessert with his hands, smearing it all over his face.

The scoffer was known for his sarcastic comments about religious traditions.

The scoffer mocked his neighbor's enthusiasm for organic farming.

The scoffer remarks from the opposing team's fans made it hard to enjoy the game.

The scoffer sneered at the notion of reincarnation.

The group's scoffer behavior towards the new employee was unacceptable.

The scoffer picked at his food, not even bothering to taste it.

The scoffer remarks about my clothes made me feel self-conscious.

The scoffer sneered at the homeless person on the street.

The scoffer couldn't understand how anyone could believe in something without proof.

The scoffer snickered at the old man's clothes.

The scoffer at the party took multiple servings of food before anyone else could have any.

The scoffer made fun of his friend's political views.

His scoffer tone of voice made it clear that he wasn't taking the situation seriously.

The scoffer dismissed the idea of an afterlife as foolishness.

The scoffer refused to believe in any religious teachings.