Sentence examples for do not scorn from inspiring English sources

" 'A loan is all I can; But do not scorn the lender; Man gets no more from Man.' " "This is not the time for poetry!" Elizabeth shouted.

Do not scorn the political power of the alliterative hat trick: in 1884, it boomeranged to determine the outcome of a presidential election.

He spoke of the Greeks and of Virgil's Aeneid and told us that the theme was "Do not scorn the gods".

The walls are adorned with Da Vinci's philosophical aphorisms: "Do not scorn me so!

They don't scorn you as much when you try out your pidgin French.

But even if you would never be the first in your neighborhood to buy a gadget, don't scorn the early adopters.

Don't scorn people or their profession, because those are usually the people who will help you when you're down.

Defend your position without being ashamed, but don't scorn, insult or make fun of the beliefs of others: you wouldn't want them to do that to you.

It does not scorn stooping to the very lowest and cruelest means to this end.

In the end, the only intellectuals he does not scorn, you feel, are those who share his reductive and utilitarian outlook.

He does not scorn their [western writers'] good opinion; the Nobel award gave him "a lonely joy", even though he has been induced now to reject it.