Sentence examples for moral contempt from inspiring English sources

Trump's blithe moral contempt has many targets.

But he also holds him in moral contempt, especially for his supposed Southern gentility.

The very thing that splits Bobby from his loved ones, in other words, and feeds their moral contempt, is the hook that they can use to break the drug ring.

It's not really pretending when somebody is really looking at you with outrage and moral contempt and telling you that you've behaved badly.

What type of underdeveloped moral compass, contempt for democratic processes and lack of imagination over R&D policies led the post Editorial Board to write and publish this Post View?

Amis enjoys the moral element in contempt, and he is splendidly unperturbed by the prospect of giving offense.

Philip's enemies could affect a high moral tone and contempt for a barbarous Macedonian, but even his friends might have wondered whether he ought to be allowed into the heart of Greece with an army.

At a time when American politicians are regularly accused of following the polls or kowtowing to self-interested factions instead of taking stands driven by their own beliefs — if indeed they can be proven to have any — Dr. Stockmann's unbending morals and his contempt for the unthinking majority can seem both radical and invigorating.

His morals are beneath contempt, his intellect nonexistent, and the way he presents himself is ludicrous.

Buchanan's own forcefulness and moral fervour roused his contempt for Algernon Charles Swinburne, Dante Gabriel Rossetti, and other of the Pre-Raphaelite poets.

It is a breathtaking admixture of genres (history, philosophy, journalism) and contains strong, often unconventional, moral judgments (especially her contempt for the Jewish leaders who cooperated with their murderers).