Sentence examples for growing contempt from inspiring English sources

Sami described the growing contempt for the regime.

There is a growing contempt for the hard work of achieving mastery.

His self-loathing entwines with his growing contempt for peaceful, prosperous places, and he scorns "the complacency of Western societies".

The fiasco of the constitution has demonstrated clearly the growing contempt felt by many voters for the project designed and built by their political masters.

For months, while his rivals in Washington looked on with a mixture of growing contempt and sheer incredulity, Howard Dean went off on the Democratic Party.

It deals with the hero's growing contempt for the government of South Africa and its racist politics and his escape to London in the early 1960's.

You can hear the sense of personal injury when she observes, in 1977, a growing black contempt for white leftists: "The thing is those whites failed: failure in the ranks of those who have power is not forgiven by those without power".

London's mayor, Boris Johnson, refused to ban the growing practice, despite the Green party accusing developers of showing "contempt for ordinary people" by enforcing such two-tier policies.

NEWS Demonstrations in the West Bank show growing support for Hamas and contempt for the governing Palestinian Authority, which Washington considers the only partner for peace with Israel.

Despite its growing prosperity, Europe's capacity for bigotry, hatred and contempt for minorities is far from being exhausted.

"Contempt toward the authorities is growing.