Sentence examples for any contempt from inspiring English sources

"In no way do they express any contempt for believers of any faith".

The S.E.C. said in a court filing Monday that it had not brought any contempt charges against large financial firms in the last 10 years.

Why then, Judge Rakoff asked, had the commission not brought any contempt charges against large financial firms in the past 10 years?

We are forced to conclude that any contempt committed occurred not later than February 1 , 1936 when the court ordered the distribution of the impounded funds.

The debate, rather than any contempt, that greeted the creation of Islamic State (Isis) showed that Islamic militancy had entered a new phase.

That Woods gave short answers to questions that followed is hardly surprising and seems more indicative of his self-control than any contempt he might hold for the questions or questioners.

The exercise by federal courts of any broader contempt power than this would permit too great inroads on the procedural safeguards of the Bill of Rights, since contempts are summary in their nature, and leave determination of guilt to a judge rather than a jury.

It remains to be seen whether any lingering contempt will spill over, making for a tetchy affair at Boundary Park four days on, but we suspect the Latics will be better equipped to cope with the loss of goalkeeper Dean Bouzanis, having recalled Alex Cisak from his loan spell at Portsmouth, than Rovers who must make do without striker Iain Hume.

"You have until Friday to cure any potential contempt," Sciarrino told Terryl Brown, the lawyer representing Twitter.

Her insistence that she did nothing wrong seemed to speak to a penchant for theatrics, the Shakespearean image of pleading one's innocence on a grand staircase, more than any actual contempt for the justice system.

As Styron wrote elsewhere, his loathing for war coexisted with resentment "at any easily expressed contempt" for soldiers.