Sentence examples for contemptuous stance from inspiring English sources

Conservative correspondent Michelle Malkin slammed President Barack Obama's "flippant, arrogant, contemptuous" stance on Syria Wednesday night.

To drum up opposition to Ms. Chavez, the A.F.L.-C.I.O. is distributing copies of her writings, which, union leaders say, often take a contemptuous or extreme stance on basic workers rights.

"It's black," Rasheed replies with a contemptuous stare.

That's when you realize there's more to Jack than the stance of a predatory legal eagle who surveys humanity from contemptuous heights.

But contemptuous?

This stance can breed a reciprocal resentment, a suspicion that the literary establishment is not only out of touch with the larger public, but contemptuous of its tastes.

His response was borderline contemptuous.

Salmond was openly contemptuous.

"Chi?" was his contemptuous reply.

Joyce was contemptuous of psychoanalysis.

He was contemptuous.