"I'd like to strike a balance between David Parsons, who gets lots of work but often gets scorned by some critics for making accessible dances, and John Jasperse, who probably gets more accolades than bookings," he said.
If your woman's got scorn from another relationship and she's taking it to you, you're going to end up just like her nasty and bitter.
Gaga, Lady Gets scorned on Twitter after tweeting, "Just killed back to back spin classes.
But while preservationists may have scorned Modernist housing blocks, they were often just as insensitive to the plight of local residents who got in their way.
Choosing to paint got her scorned in those painting-allergic circles, though persisting with it made her tough.
Few biblical characters get more scorn than "The Unforgiving Servant," who asks for help from a superior, but denies it to a lower-ranked servant.
After Senator James M. Jeffords of Vermont bolted the Republican Party and became an independent, giving control of the Senate to Democrats, he said contributors to his last election campaign who felt sufficiently scorned could get their money back by sending in a request.
But no other country gets such scorn from Americans for harbouring the sentiment.
"They would get so much scorn," said Linda Stone Davidoff, executive director of the Citizens Union.
