Sentence examples for mild scorn from inspiring English sources
For far too long, the enduring response of the Indian establishment to Hindu nationalists has rarely surpassed mild scorn.
Scott made a technique error worthy of mild scorn from Ryan in the Jets' preseason opener, against Cincinnati last week.
They had a mild scorn for Jews who, in their view, wallowed in Yiddishkeit, as they thought Kazin did in his memoirs; but Trilling was offended when a Jewish critic, Robert Alter, characterized his relation to Judaism as "honorable".
The jeers were always more heartfelt than the encouragement – such has become the depth of dissatisfaction with the management of Sam Allardyce – and it hardly lowered the tone when the identification of Ricardo Vaz Te as man of the match was greeted with a mixture of stupefaction and mild scorn.
Despite their claims and the mild scorn heaped on Cosby, he still has his battery of high priced attorneys, agents, and influential entertainment pals who will shill, bully, and subtly play on the sympathy, and his persona and goodwill as America's perfect dad, a philanthropist, and the consummate all-around "good guy" that he has spent his professional life constructing to hector the critics.
The responses of his audience are reported as ranging from scorn through mild curiosity to belief.
But such barbs are mild compared with the scorn heaped on Ms. Jones herself by the gossip industry.
Mild rosacea may not inspire sympathy or scorn, but the worst cases are hard to miss.
And his displeasure is mild compared with that of a bride scorned.
