Sentence examples for generalised contempt from inspiring English sources
One is the generalised contempt for political parties (chart 7).
All this feeds into a generalised contempt for supposed liberals with their "go away and think about what you've done" approach to discipline.
In this respect, however, Italian officialdom reflects the values of society, in particular Italians' generalised contempt for rules of any kind, and the prevalence of lazy officials and apathetic, or even corrupt, politicians.
Warnings and recommendations push governments into making security one of their central concerns, manufactured emergency engenders political success (even in an atmosphere of generalised contempt for politics), and politicians go looking for more insecurity to hawk.
Less attractive (but effective) lubricants for democracy include patronage, pork-barrel spending and special-interest voting.Deference, the coping mechanism now spurned in Britain, lives on in a surprising number of places, happily co-existing with a generalised contempt for politicians.
Few of these leaders will admit that their countries' travails owe more to global forces than to their opponents' folly.More and more voters now express a generalised contempt for established parties.
Contempt replaces community.
Mr. Gilani chose contempt.
