Sentence examples for is a contempt from inspiring English sources
Not following the judicial directive is a contempt of court, he says.
Breach is a contempt of court and can result in a hefty fine or two years behind bars.
Breach of an injunction is a contempt of court and can be dealt with under those procedures.
He added: "Apart from the commission of a criminal offence, there's a real risk that behaviour of this type is a contempt of court".
"Apart from the commission of a criminal offence, there's a real risk that behaviour of this type is a contempt of court," he said.
The Twitter publication of people who it is claimed took out superinjunctions was hailed by some as being in the cause of freedom of the press, but it is a contempt of court.
"There seems to be a contempt for the necessity of communication," she said.
As Elizabeth Hardwick said of him at his funeral, his outstanding characteristic was "a contempt for … the tendency to inflate local and fleeting cultural accomplishments.
12.47pm: On what should happen to people who mislead parliament, Mensch suggests that there should be a contempt of parliament, similar to contempt of court.
For the young writer Alfred Kazin, there was "a contempt for men" in McCarthy's descriptions of what took place on that train.
