Most dangerously, McClellan was utterly contemptuous of Abraham Lincoln's character, intelligence, social origins and morals.
Mao, it seems, was utterly contemptuous of the downtrodden masses whose saviour the party proclaimed itself to be.
We had, in effect, decided to trust the artist, not the material; within a couple of decades, rock fans would be trotting off to Sam Goody to buy Lou Reed's "Metal Machine Music".... "Metal Machine Music," you may recall, consisted of sixty-odd minutes of feedback noise, and was utterly contemptuous of anyone who had ever shown an interest in Reed's work.
DeVos's Friday remark is false and utterly contemptuous of the hard-working students ― veterans, single moms, and others ― who typically attend for-profit colleges.
Portrayed with rough magic by Mark Bonnar, he is utterly of his corrupt world and also contemptuous of it.
It is utterly of its time, and utterly wonderful.
It is an unpleasant, carelessly violent cartoon, in thrall to the establishment and utterly contemptuous of women and the working class.
Along the way, I have encountered many people -- in the government, in medical circles, in the media, on the Internet - who are furious at my attempts to shed light on this controversy, and utterly contemptuous of parents, doctors and anyone else who supports research into the hypothesized link between autism and vaccines.
He comes across as utterly contemptuous of other human beings.
He comes across as combative and fearless and utterly contemptuous of sluggish minds and bureaucratic sloth and sanctimonious do-gooders.
