Sentence examples similar to implicit disdain from inspiring English sources

In his concise discussion of the dilemmas Japan faced along its path of legal modernization, Riyichi Hirano observes that the application of legal rules in Japan has often involved a difficult struggle between the norms of Western enlightenment implicit in the Civil Codes and a traditional disdain of litigiousness in Japanese culture.

What in fact makes the novel transcend the fevered point of view of its unreliable narrator is its ambivalence, the implicit critique it counterpoises to Holden's sometimes cruel disdain for souls less pure than he.

I secretly applauded Joe's refusal of the familiar, ironic pose of caustic disdain for all things sentimental and of the implicit superiority that goes with declaring oneself above such easy pleasure...

What was believed in was implicit in the styles of the heroes and heroines and in the comedy targets; the writers had an almost aristocratic disdain for putting beliefs into words.

The disdain.

Disdain surely.

Implicit judgment".

Disdain, frustration, rage?

Players disdain the tax.

or does he disdain thee?

"Really?" he said with disdain.