Sentence examples for generate contempt from inspiring English sources
Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes understood this when he wrote the dissenting opinion in Abrams v. United States (1919) that eventually formed the basis for modern understanding of the First Amendment, the law that protects people who say hateful things about minority groups even if the intention is to cause their members distress and to generate contempt and loathing.
Few things generated greater contempt in Hayek than the Keynesians' beloved Phillips Curve, which embodies the notion that too much prosperity creates inflation while just the right amount of inflation can create lasting prosperity.
When a "course" has over 40,000 unknown participants, it is not surprising that a teacher thinks about incidences of trolling and contempt that exposure of faces and bodies online can generate.
Their goal, it appears, is to express contempt for Islam, for its sacred symbols and to generate derision towards those who believe in it.
I suspect that the element of hostility we haven't given sufficient attention to is contempt and the exploitative behaviour that this generates.
Trump channels the hostility generated by that neoliberal indifference to the well-being of working people and its scarcely concealed cultural contempt for heartland America into a racially inflected anti-establishmentarianism.
In truth, currents generated by his medieval predecessor, in the foundational era of the Crusades, flowed not only into sanctified violence and contempt for the other — evils we know too well.
The uncovering of this system, and Mr. Kohl's seeming contempt for a law that says the source of any donation over $10,500 must be revealed, have generated a political crisis.
Anyone refusing to speak could be held in contempt, and anyone lying could be charged with perjury -- but all witnesses would be granted only narrow immunity, allowing later prosecutions based on leads generated in Congress.
I have only contempt for the Labour right, but I recognise that it must be difficult for it to formulate a programmatic alternative, given the paucity of concrete policy generated by Corbyn and his shadow cabinet in their first year.
