Sentence examples for became scorned from inspiring English sources

Then it became scorned as the low-fat but sad alternative to chocolate used by so many pastry chefs during the recent reign of nutrition terror.

Aucubas, Japanese laurel, were a staple of old-fashioned municipal shrubberies, but one of the reasons that they eventually became scorned was that they survived so well they became too familiar.

How could a brilliant figure like Mallach, once tapped by Einstein as his natural successor, have become scorned and ignored, "a burned-out star" teaching "Physics for Poets"?

In the moment when I became a scorned wife, I graduated from the class in which my husband had for years instructed me.

Perhaps urban speeding will become as scorned as drink-driving.

This essay has a smashing ending, in which she reminds us what became of that scorned single woman's daughter.

In the early 20th century, Italian immigrant dishes were scorned and became the root of slurs like "spaghetti bender" and "garlic eater". Garlic's pungency seemed un-American and uncivilized, and the strong smell was seen as evidence of Italians' inferiority.

THE tale of how Ms. Berenson, the daughter of New York college professors, became one of the most scorned people in Peru remains remarkable in all its twists and turns.

The experience both in being around them and keeping in touch creatively inspired me to start writing a treatment, Which quickly became a monologue of a scorned woman.

Despite producer David O. Selznick's best efforts to transpose as much of Mitchell's text as he could to the screen, he had to leave out various subplots, of course, including Scarlett's dependence on her beloved and scorned Mammy, played, in the film version, by Hattie McDaniel, who became the first black actress to win a Best Supporting Actress Oscar for her role.

These episodes tell specific incidents in which Cordelia becomes targeted: by a scorned classmate, to become a zombie's bride and by hunters in a case of mistaken identity.