Sentence examples for contemptuous disregard from inspiring English sources

In Judaea and Alexandria, Gaius' contemptuous disregard of Jewish sentiment provoked near rebellion.

This, said Mostyn, was "very wrong" and "a contemptuous disregard" of court rules limiting evidence to one "essential reading bundle".

"This report confirms that Sir Philip Green stripped BHS bare and then left it for dead, with contemptuous disregard for the pensioners.

Hugh Brogan rescues Tocqueville from sanctification by the right and contemptuous disregard by the left, giving us back the man, his times and his writing.______________________________________________Mellon: An American Life By David Cannadine.

The blistering report calls the night time raid on Abbottabad an "American act of war against Pakistan" and slammed America's "contemptuous disregard of Pakistan's sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity in the arrogant certainty of its unmatched military might".

And yet, while claiming to be an example of democracy and morality, this nation has policies that demonstrate a contemptuous disregard for the international community, from which it regularly earns scathing criticism.

Amnesty International called the move a "contemptuous step of disregard" for the charter and Toronto's conservative mayor John Tory condemned Ford's plan.

Though he had contempt for government, he was never a contemptuous figure; he displayed a largeness of spirit even when his policies showed disregard for the poor and the weak.

But contemptuous?

Republican men were contemptuous.

His response was borderline contemptuous.