Sentence examples for longstanding contempt from inspiring English sources
The key to his loopy dramaturgical run, however, seems to lie in his longstanding contempt for theater.
Bolsonaro's shocking outburst was a reflection of his longstanding contempt for Brazil's current government.
"This final, pathetic stab at wolves exemplifies House Republicans' longstanding cruelty and contempt for our nation's wildlife," said Brett Hartl, government affairs director for the Center for Biological Diversity, an Arizona-based environmental group.
In a Huffington Post article in June, apparently before she took on Doe's case, Bloom said her allegations appeared credible given Trump's "longstanding and well documented contempt for women" and abuse allegations made by his former wife Ivanka and Jill Harth, who detailed her accusations to the Guardian in July.
The rape case must be viewed through the lens of Mr. Trump's current, longstanding and well documented contempt for women.
"That's just the problem," said Steven Banks, the Legal Aid Society lawyer who has represented homeless families in the longstanding litigation, and who has filed a motion seeking a finding of contempt against the commissioner for homeless services, Linda I. Gibbs.
A seven-member bench of the Supreme Court initiated contempt-of-court proceedings against the prime minister earlier this month for failing to pursue longstanding corruption allegations against Mr. Zardari.
The city's Department of Homeless Services already faces the prospect of being held in contempt of court for letting hundreds of families sleep in the intake unit in violation of a longstanding court order.
While Robinson, a longstanding agitator on Britain's far-right, is a prominent critic of Islam, he was jailed in May for contempt of court for jeopardizing a trial.
