Sentence examples for extraordinary contempt from inspiring English sources

"Otherwise, that would be dishonoring what motivated them -- despite extraordinary contempt and disregard" for who they are in their adopted land, she said.

President Trump's extraordinary contempt for the rule of law and preference for those who defer to him casts doubt on Gorsuch himself.

Gillibrand's senior colleague and chaperon, Senator Chuck Schumer, in his unmatched totalitarian way, has called for a non-competitive primary for his newest protegee, an act of extraordinary ambition and contempt that hopefully will backfire on both Senators.

It reads as an extraordinary expression of blanket contempt for the people outside the White House that Rhodes has worked with through more than seven years of the Obama presidency.

But worse, he seemed to hold Gates in some contempt for his extraordinary work with the Gates Foundation — and that is an outrage.

In the American South, however, where the owners were of northern European stock and the slaves of African stock, the degree of social isolation of and contempt for slaves was extraordinary.

The respect that parliamentarians were held in is no more... the level of contempt one experiences is quite extraordinary.

Without conceding that Haig might have issued orders to military commanders, General Brown's legal aide did not believe commanders would have responded to extraordinary orders from Haig, considering their personal contempt and animosity toward him.

Shenzen, whose extraordinary economic boom has been partly built on contempt for the environment, is now regarded within China as a place not to emulate.

Judge Sullivan presided at the trial and dismissed the senator's conviction in 2009 and ordered an extraordinary investigation by an outside attorney into whether criminal contempt charges should be brought against the prosecutors.

His associates have sought to smear and discredit the trust and its chief executive, Chris Mould, with a venom that is extraordinary, though of a piece with the government's more general contempt for campaigning charities.