Sentence examples for contemptuous attitudes from inspiring English sources

The idea that these defendants suddenly took part in a vicious gang rape without previously sharing contemptuous attitudes to women is hard to believe.

The magazine reporting award went to Michael Hastings of Rolling Stone for "The Runaway General," which revealed strategic problems, political infighting and contemptuous attitudes toward civilian authority in the American military command in Afghanistan.

This is probably directly attributable to the contemptuous attitudes of infosec at the time.

But it is the Obama administration itself, which officially "de-coupled" Darfur from major U.S. Sudan policy concerns in 2010, that is responsible for much of Darfur's invisibility, and hence the obduracy and contemptuous attitudes toward administration efforts at re-establishing Darfur as a focus of any real or sustained concern.

I wonder why that might be.The more general problem here is Mr McCain's contemptuous attitude.

Indeed, most were reviled for their puritanism, desire for martyrdom and contemptuous attitude to local communities.

So his contemptuous attitude towards democracy and public accountability is no surprise.

Her contemptuous attitude is distilled in intertitles like the gushy comment "Honey, it's just like Paris".

But they are keeping their cards well hidden, affecting an almost contemptuous attitude to politicians, particularly Democratic ones.

Enduring racial discrimination in the workplace also plays a direct part in bankers' contemptuous attitude to black entrepreneurs.

But given the news conference and what Mr. Rosenthal saw as Mr. Weiner's "contemptuous attitude," he felt that "this had gotten to the point of craziness".