Sentences with Scoff

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9 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Scoff'

The seasoned detective would often scoff at the implausible theories presented by the inexperienced rookies during the investigation.

The professor would scoff at any student who questioned the fundamental principles of the scientific theory being taught.

Even in the face of adversity, he chose to scoff at failure and persisted in achieving his goals.

Despite the scientific evidence presented, some individuals continued to scoff at the idea of climate change, dismissing it as a conspiracy.

The teacher encouraged her students to approach challenging math problems with determination, rather than to scoff at the difficulty.

Despite his serious lecture, some students would scoff at the professor's stern demeanor.

The scientist knew that some colleagues would scoff at her groundbreaking theory.

Despite the team's effort, rival fans continued to scoff at their chances of winning the championship.

The historian expected that some scholars would scoff at his unconventional interpretation of the historical events.

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