Sentence examples similar to intellectual contempt from inspiring English sources
His contempt for "intellectual geezers in Hampstead" nonetheless remains uncontainable.
"He held intellectual left-wingers in contempt because he felt they were completely divorced from the reality of the working class," he said.
Hanson's conspiracy-tinged contempt for intellectuals is now regularly expressed on the pages of the national broadsheet by mainstream centre-right journalists.
There are moments — as Jack talks about, say, attending a play with them, or how Howard dismisses his fellow intellectuals with deliciously Jovean contempt — when you think, "I know just how he feels".
For modern conservatives, it's a language of resentment and contempt toward the intellectual and bureaucratic élites who want to enlarge government.
draped a cloak of intellectual respectability around anti-Muslim contempt.
Elspeth Huxley's lifelong romance with Africa brought her literary celebrity for her lyrical, semiautobiographical reflections on her girlhood in colonial Africa -- "The Flame Trees of Thika" (1959) and "The Mottled Lizard" (1962) -- as well as critical contempt from African intellectuals for her views on British colonial policy and her romanticized picture of colonial life.
At times you feel he almost shares Hayek's contempt for left-wing intellectuals.
For understandable reasons, many academics have responded with barely-disguised contempt to the anti-intellectual generalisations of Gove, Davies and others like them.
contempt for my lack of intellectual power; reading Wells without understanding. . . .
