Sentence examples for foster contempt from inspiring English sources
Obama called racial profiling "morally objectionable," "bad police practice" and a method that mainly served to "humiliate individuals and foster contempt in communities of color".
Abraham Foxman, the A.D.L.'s national director, added that the decree "sends a terrible message to Catholics around the world that there is room in the church for those who would undermine the church's teachings and who would foster disdain and contempt for other religions, particularly Judaism.
Dr Williams called for the Government to appoint a national Older People's Commissioner as he pointed to estimates that one in four older people had experience one form or another form of "elder abuse" "It is assumptions about the basically passive character of the older population that foster attitudes of contempt and exasperation, and ultimately create a climate in which abuse occurs," he said.
If you don't, you will foster a situation where familiarity breeds contempt or, at the very least, lack of respect.
But if I were a young French filmmaker, I'd be ready to rise up in derision of Olivier Assayas's film "Clouds of Sils Maria," which opened here last Friday, and rise up in contempt of the system that fosters and rewards this kind of work (it won France's Louis Delluc Prize, for the year's best film).
His panacea goes something like this: man has a desire to like the world while fostering an equal and opposing desire to have "contempt" for the world. .
The Florida admissions program expresses contempt for achievement and promotes racism by fostering stereotypes that certain minority students are unable to compete academically with whites.
On the field, the familiarity fostered by weekly clashes in the Celtic League, currently masquerading as the Pro12, bred a certain level of contempt.
