Sentence examples for disdain about from inspiring English sources
She spoke, with mock disdain, about the life he currently leads.
In Peshawar, General Malik talked with polite disdain about his neighbor to the west.
He was speaking with disdain about rival Asturias that I soon discovered was common among the Basques.
But he often speaks with disdain about feminism generally, and in unguarded moments he is liable to comment on essential distinctions between the sexes.
Carlos Seo, 15, spoke with disdain about some of his classmates at Xaverian High School in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, who have jumped on the Nets bandwagon.
Such moments give narrative to personalities; they enable us to understand, in a concrete way, what it is we like or disdain about a candidate.
"It was everything that I disdained about politics.
Everything I disdained about politics – politics about big personalities, about big fundraising..
He was, as William Cook notes, very good at this, operating with the kind of high disdain that just about let everyone else into the joke – "more music to mow your lawn by", he said of one band – but the show was cancelled by bemused executives after only seven weeks and a run of poor press.
Subtle in its implications, and not so subtle in its disdain, Extinction is about as pointed an antisocial firestorm as could be imagined.
The good news is that not many Americans share that disdain; just about everyone except Republican men believes that the lowest-paid workers deserve a raise.
