Sentence examples for contempt p from inspiring English sources

The problem, though, according to May, is that this training backfires, and male aggression gets re-directed especially toward women: when the cadets think of themselves as "rats," rather than as persons deserving of respect, it is only a small step to thinking that women, who are generally portrayed as even less deserving than themselves, are less than rats and beneath contempt (p. 129).

In Noble Savages, his recently published and much publicized book, Napoleon Chagnon asserts that for well over a century a "widespread biophobia is built into cultural anthropological theory, which results in deep contempt for biological ideas" (p. 381).

The Managed Funds Association shares your contempt for fraud in the financial services industry ("The Sleaziest Show on Earth," May 24, p. 110).

This the p titioner refused to do, and by such refusal was guilty of a contempt of court.' In re Robb, 1 Pac.

Because of the strong a priori hypothesis regarding preferential amygdala activation for contempt, we conducted an additional analysis in which we lowered the threshold to a liberal value of P = 0.005, uncorrected.

Economics of Contempt thinks S.&P. got it wrong: "They are, to put it very bluntly, idiots, and they deserve every bit of opprobrium coming their way".

Not contempt.

Matsumoto, D. & Ekman, P. The relationship among expressions, labels, and descriptions of contempt.

Beneath Contempt.

Contempt, § 21.

Contempt replaces community.