Sentence examples for contemptuous statement from inspiring English sources
The switch hit isn't just a contemptuous statement of intent, it's a means of getting the bowler to play KP's game.
Another point to catch yourself on is when you try to justify your contemptuous statement.
Whether you find his statement contemptuous or commendatory, it speaks to a particularly 20th-century idea of repetition as a kind of solipsism.
I am really contemptuous of the self-serving statements that Bill Keller, the executive editor, has issued in response to the outcry.
Cuba's health ministry rejected Bolsonaro's comments as "contemptuous and threatening to the presence of our doctors" in a statement announcing its withdrawal from the program.
"It reflects an arrogance of power and a contemptuous attitude toward Congress". For his part, McCain issued a terse statement saying the new law did not include "a presidential waiver on the restrictions" against torture and inhumane treatment.
Anna didn't respond to Rick's statement about his terrible day, and, in turn, Rick was sarcastic, almost contemptuous, of Anna's description of her conversation with his mother.
(In witness statements taken for the Clementi case, nobody has recalled Ravi being contemptuous of gay people).
Labour said her 32-second statement, in which she accepted the committee's findings and apologised unreservedly, was "contemptuous" in its brevity.
Cameron gave a combative defence of his deal, but then he devoted the final two minutes or so of his statement to what every MP in the chamber will have recognised as a withering, uncompromising and near-contemptuous attack on Boris Johnson.
