During the cold war years he was labelled a "peacenik", the contemptuous term used to describe those who questioned the morality of using nuclear weapons.
An article on Oct. 13 about the potency of hate and other factors that have characterized many mass killings throughout history misspelled the contemptuous term used by Japanese invaders to refer to their Chinese victims during the Nanjing massacre.
Retard (noun): a contemptuous term used to refer to a person who is cognitively impaired, or a person who is stupid, obtuse or ineffective in some way.
And they are frankly contemptuous, and I use the word advisedly, contemptuous of what is not straight dealing.
He said the public expected "straightforward dealing and they are frankly contemptuous, and I use the word advisedly, of what is not straightforward dealing".
And no matter the venue, if commissioned officers use "contemptuous words" against the President, Vice President, Congress, the Secretary of State or other political leaders, they are subject to court martial under 10 USC Section 888.
The episode details the protests, centered on Selma, Alabama, over the right to vote, with a wealth of outrage-stirring, evocative archival footage of white officials using violence against peaceful black protesters, using contemptuous and hateful language to address black citizens, and abusing the law to deny citizens their rights via deceptive processes.
Further, the Uniform Code of Military Justice prohibits commissioned officers from using "contemptuous words" toward high-level government officials.
"But after that, where do you go?" He proceeded to demonstrate the cold glare and contemptuous brushoff he uses on errant cooks.
Rabbi Jonah Dov Pesner, director of the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism, said also "denounced" the ad "in the strongest possible terms", for using "contemptuous and historically anti-Semitic tropes".
