Most comics get into their profession due to a contempt for order and a desire to subvert the establishment.
He waged a war against Nick Clegg (calling him a "revolting character"), and caused uproar among civil servants due to his ill-concealed contempt for many of them.
Every year, it seems, one new series is offered up as a sacrificial lamb to the critical gods: a fledgling show that earns early and widespread contempt due to a horrible title or preposterous concept ("Shasta McNasty," "Stacked"), unfulfilled potential or poor execution ("Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip," "Emily's Reasons Why Not") or the presence of a former cast member of "Seinfeld" or "Friends".
A study targeting duty bearers in Uganda revealed that some of them perceived this right with ambiguity and contempt due to low awareness and appreciation of human rights [ 12].
Laxman Pandey (Atul Kulkarni), a political party activist, joins the cast later, despite initially being unpopular due to his anti-Muslim beliefs and contempt for Aslam Khan.
It has recently been suggested that contempt expressions will elicit stronger amygdala activation than disgust, due to the stronger social component of contempt [7].
They are not receptive to such an approach and regard him with contempt, not least due to his colour, as do some of his colleagues in the staff room.
Joshua Schwartz | Tablet | 12 March 2014 Dogs were often "held in contempt" in biblical Israelite society due to their "penchant for dining on blood and carcasses".
Gohmert was one of the legislators who pushed for a vote to hold Holder in contempt of Congress in 2012, allegedly due to his refusal to turn over documents relating to the flawed federal operation known as Fast And Furious.
However, due to the political orientation of several governments, Marxism is held in contempt to a certain degree in Western societies, and especially the Marxist theory of class is rarely accepted in the study of society and political economics, which undermines its dissemination in Western.
