Sentence examples for has scorned from inspiring English sources
It has scorned parliament and preferred to take to the streets.
Donald Trump has scorned US intelligence agencies' assessments of Russian hacking.
Bonds has scorned or ignored many of his teammates, to say nothing of the news media.
It has scorned parliament, and, like the BNP, it has used thugs to do its dirty work.
He has scorned concerns over the interest cost on Italy's vast public debt, which Mr Monti had almost halved before Mr Berlusconi's reappearance panicked investors.
And he has scorned it all.Ever since last June's disputed election, Mr Khamenei has striven to give an impression of firmness.
People would have scorned him.
Yet many critics have scorned him as too commercial.
Some Republicans have scorned the changes as inadequate.
In Bristol, Neil would have scorned such small talk.
BOND markets have scorned the €85 billion ($113 billion) bail-out offered to Ireland on November 28th.
