Sentence examples for anger and contempt from inspiring English sources
Irritation with Obama has turned into slashing anger and contempt.
"Emotions such as anger and contempt can seem very threatening for couples.
Those who profit from this hope deserve our anger and contempt.
Discarded by a lover, an "elfin girl" vacillates "between anger and contempt and terrible longing".
He portrays himself at times as a loathsome narcissist, full of anger and contempt for others, and for himself.
His obvious anger, and contempt for Tory opponents, is certain to keep open the party's wounds after the Maastricht furore.
By publicly expressing their contempt, anger and disdain for the regime and Assad personally, Syrians are self-compelled to persist in their protest until they are rid of both.
She simply pours out anger at and contempt for the people she has had to deal with in her position as literary agent to the Plath estate.
This beautiful essay, which reacts to "In Zimmerman Case, Self-Defense Was Hard to Topple," cuts through the emotions of anger, fear and contempt that many felt with a simplicity, compassion and clarity that goes beyond racial lines: Over the past week society has spun out of control, drowning in the details of the Trayvon Martin and George Zimmerman case.
But he is having to perform a tricky high-wire act, placating mutinous MPs of all parties who dislike the new arrangements, while avoiding giving the impression to the public that he is acquiescing in a return to the bad old days.That could prove tricky in a political climate defined by anger, mistrust and contempt among voters.
His anger and his contempt are sprayed without discrimination on his friends on popular culture, even on his son.
