Sentence examples for considerable scorn from inspiring English sources
Ten years ago, he did a TV spot for Pizza Hut that drew considerable scorn.
McClelland modernised Laws Stores before returning to Balliol in 1962 as a fellow in management studies – a subject that at the time drew considerable scorn.
Arizona drew considerable scorn last year when it passed legislation compelling police officers to inquire about the immigration status of those they stopped whom they suspected were in the country illegally.
The FA had attracted considerable scorn by informing Doncaster after the first game of the season that, because of their lack of resources, they would be relegated whatever happened.
A triumph, you would think - but his approach, despite the measurable success, drew considerable scorn.
Most Georgian drivers treat traffic laws and speed limits, where they exist, with considerable scorn and fender-benders, or more serious accidents, occur regularly.
Tatum did not apologize for the hit, earning him considerable national scorn.
Even David Warner came out of his exile and a mountain of scorn with considerable wit and aggression.
Graham's comments attracted a considerable amount of attention and, in some quarters, scorn: at Gawker's Valleywag blog, Nitasha Tiku called it "the clearest picture of Silicon Valley's unacknowledged sexism to ever find its way in print".
There is a sense in the poker room of being among the anointed, at several degrees of separation from the robots at the slots or the suckers battling the odds at games with names like Caribbean Stud, which bear a deceptive resemblance to real poker but which the poker vet scorns as inventions that give the house a considerable edge.
