Sentence examples for level of disdain from inspiring English sources

In his assessment of individuals, Volynsky brings to much-maligned elitism an invigorating level of disdain and demonstrates truly top-notch ruthlessness.

Swindell demonstrates an almost Trumpish level of disdain for his loser of an ex-girlfriend as he brazenly salutes American troops and country songs alike.

It's easy to look at sites like Reddit, Digg, or any other substantially large web community, and view their aggregate userbase with a certain level of disdain —  anonymity has the nasty habit of turning reasonable people into world-class jerks.

A team of sociologists at the Enterprising Villains Institute of Lawlessnesss has released a report detailing the striking interconnections between an evil scientist's career success and their level of disdain for social responsibility.

It's a good bet young women are now approaching their mothers' level of disdain in the wake of the no-birth-control decision.

In a season of bountiful mediocrity, Thicke's effort has been met with a level of disdain normally reserved for a fresh Chris Brown indictment.

Indian media declared the ruling a "wake-up call for India's elite" that "no one is above the law", while on Twitter a dismaying number of Bollywood actors illustrated the elite's sense of entitlement, balking at the sentencing with shocking levels of disdain and disregard for human life.

But while the Electoral Commission tries to convince people to act upon their varying levels of disdain for David Cameron and Ed Miliband, a new form of registration may have caused almost a million people to drop quietly off the electoral register.

In Season 2, they have managed to mine still another, deeper level of contempt — an eager disdain for the audience itself.

"Certainly the level of dislike, disdain, of lack of respect for each other has gone up considerably in the last 10 years or so, especially since after 2008," said Lim Teck Ghee, head of the Center for Policy Initiatives in Kuala Lumpur.

There is a certain level of deserved disdain attached to clubs that are able to transform themselves into something spectacular with the simple addition of ambitious and, more important, stupendously wealthy owners.