Sentence examples for feel scorn from inspiring English sources
So the press in Spain think I feel scorn for the ceremony.
"You're not going to watch a show just to feel scorn toward the character, so on the other side of it is their likability".
And we chiefly feel scorn toward "anti-aging medicine" that is based on presumptions precisely contrary to evolutionary biology, just as we feel toward creationism.
Re "Police Feel Scorn on Beat and Pressure From Above" (front page, Dec. 26): Two facts rebut claims of a personnel crisis at the New York City Police Department.
(There are only so many times one can utter the catchphrase "Unless you faint, puke or die, keep walking!") Of reported tension with producers of "The Biggest Loser" after she announced her departure via Twitter in December, Ms. Michaels said, "It's like a boyfriend you break up with that feels scorned".
No shortage of people could have felt scorned by Barry Sherman.
Many felt scorned by the book deal because of how emotionally connected to the group they had become.
Santorum's temperament turned off a lot of voters too -- not just motivated liberals, but Tea Party-preconservativesrvatives who felt scorned by their junior senator.
Hosting the Grammys in 2001, he basked in the moment: "I feel your scorn and I accept it".
The first time Nate Robinson won the Slam Dunk competition, in 2006, he returned to New York to feel the scorn of Larry Brown, the purist former Knicks coach who had little time for Robinson's acrobatic feats or inflated ego.
