Sentence examples for contemptible views from inspiring English sources

"To suggest that a journalist is incapable of reporting on a terrorist outrage because of the colour of her skin, her religion or the clothes that she wears says all you need to know about the contemptible views of Kelvin MacKenzie," general secretary Michelle Stanistreet said.

"To suggest that a journalist is incapable of reporting on a terrorist outrage because of the colour of her skin, her religion or the clothes that she wears says all you need to know about the contemptible views of Kelvin MacKenzie," said the NUJ's general secretary Michelle Stanistreet.

The NUJ's general secretary Michelle Stanistreet said: "To suggest that a journalist is incapable of reporting on a terrorist outrage because of the colour of her skin, her religion or the clothes that she wears says all you need to know about the contemptible views of Kelvin MacKenzie.

Moreover, many of the links to the opposing side's sites were offered only to illustrate how "dangerous, dumb, or contemptible the views of the adversary really are".

Historians and theologians took to the internet to point out that Romans 13 has been used to defend antiquated or outright contemptible points of view.

Or like Alden Pyle, the title character of Greene's 1955 Vietnam-set novel "The Quiet American," whose naïveté is an act but whose idealism — you might call it a more active form of innocence — is, in Greene's view, contemptible.

Rowling will have given away a lot more since then and has put her name to dozens of causes and charities while expressing her views on "contemptible" attempts to evade tax.

This view is contemptible.

In a blog post on LinkedIn on Wednesday, Verizon CEO Lowell McAdam fired back at Sanders in particular, saying the senator had "uninformed views" that were "contemptible". .

The largest issues have been the careless smashing of alliances, the lies to and the scorn for voters (by both sides, if more by Leave) that enabled the Brexit victory, and the realization by non-British E.U. citizens that many of their neighbors view them as contemptible foreigners.

So whatever one's view on sovereignty versus prosperity, one is not, by definition, contemptible because one holds a different view on it to someone else.