sniggered in a sentence

Examples

1. When Vale e Azevedo went to the changing rooms after the game to remonstrate with the players, Harkness sniggered and ridiculed the president behind his back, according to O Jogo which cited unidentified sources at the Lisbon club.
2. Once, we might have sniggered at demure female trappings like Peter Pan-collared blouses in pin-tucked organza or prints that looked like a scrambled toile, but, underpinned with an exposed slip or mixed with a sin-trap stiletto in cheesy yellow, they looked impudently right now.
3. The other shows Bush laughing awkwardly when he was asked who's to blame for rising health insurance costs, and saying, " Gosh, I sure hope it's not the administration . " His laughter is edited into a repetitive echo that makes it sound as if he sniggered.
4. Some men would have sniggered at the caricature on first seeing it, but the main purpose of the caricature was to hold up a kind of distorted mirror to the society of its time ( like most caricatures ), and not to directly advocate for or endorse domestic violence or spousal rape.
5. The " Glasgow Herald " sniggered at the small number of radicals encountered, but worried that " the conspiracy appears to be more extensive than almost anyone imagined . . . radical principles are too widely spread and too deeply rooted to vanish without some explosion and the sooner it takes place the better ."
6. The general response was " as the " Westminster Review " put it, that Gosse's theory was'too monstrous for belief .'" Even his friend, the novelist Charles Kingsley, wrote that he had read " no other book which so staggered and puzzled " him, that he could not believe that God had " written on the rocks one enormous and superfluous lie for all mankind . " Journalists later sniggered that God had apparently hidden fossils in the rocks to tempt geologists to infidelity.
7.  At the kommandantur everything had been rummaged : the cans had all been punctured or opened, the chocolate broken into little pieces, the sausages cut lengthwise [ & ] I saw them mixing in the same mess kit, or in the same container, meat, fish, vegetables, prunes, biscuits, pastries, jam [ & ] What deplorable waste; it s a crime against humanity . [ & ] Our indignation could be read in our eyes; these sons of dogs, or rather of wolves, sniggered with joy at it.