Sentence examples for disdain from from inspiring English sources

The political wing of the opposition is just as fragmented and draws disdain from many quarters.

The big American retailer's fashion sense has often met criticism from investors and disdain from consumers.

Hackford told the London Times, "I apologized but there was a cold disdain from her.

Arkadina hides her disdain from herself and the world with a show of concern.

The film drew disdain from the Israelis and Palestinians portrayed in a place Bruno calls Middle Earth.

Heightened Syrian efforts to reduce the flow of insurgents and supplies into Iraq elicited only disdain from U.S. officials.

Mr Sarkozy's direct, inclusive approach goes down well with a group that is more used to disdain from French leaders.

You can still get away with using preventative in standard English, but that extraneous syllable won't gain you anything, other than disdain from the sticklers.

Instead he urged his fellow Republicans to canvass Democratic relatives and friends (at a rally near Lima this drew a "pshaw" of disdain from one activist).

He was introduced by Senator Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania, a conservative star who Mr. Santorum once declined to endorse, earning a measure of disdain from party faithful.

The decision by Mr. Soros and like-minded donors to help finance independent Democratic groups drew disdain from several Democratic officials.