Sentence examples for express contempt from inspiring English sources

Sarcasm is a form of verbal irony that is intended to express contempt or ridicule.

Increasingly, we express contempt for the idea that decisions should be based on verifiable data.

"Democrat Party" is a slur, or intended to be — a handy way to express contempt.

Increasingly, we express contempt for the idea that decisions should be based on verifiable data.

"Democrat Party" is a slur, or intended to be a handy way to express contempt.

Whether implicitly or explicitly, both groups express contempt for the moral lessons inherent in real learning.

Everybody's a control freak, everybody yells at everybody else and they all behave contemptibly while expressing contempt for people and culture not Romany.

The prosecution argued the statements were inciteful and expressed contempt.

"Steve expresses contempt for everyone — unless he's controlling them".

There are some who have recently expressed contempt for Robert McNamara.

The NSW supreme court heard on Tuesday that Hancock had expressed contempt toward her.