Sentence examples for for scorn from inspiring English sources

Betancourt was a lightning rod for scorn.

Maxwell Sim is not even interesting enough for scorn.

But neither should they be singled out for scorn for daring to play tennis.

It could be played for laughs, for scorn or for pity.

But he less correctly lumps creationists together for scorn and praises scientists without qualification.

"We should respect people's religious beliefs and not use sacred symbols -- Jewish, Muslim or Christian -- as matters for scorn".

Solipsism is for scorning, he says, slapping the Coke can against his knee.

Carol Hughes had, of course, a strong reason for scorning the curiosity of literary investigators.

But at the very least it was offering monetary rewards for scorning the democratic process, and at worst attempting to buy an election.

Libertarians are known for scorning any government or individual that wants to tell them how to live.

Foreign aid has for years been a target for Congressional scorn and budget cuts.