Sentence examples for most contemptible from inspiring English sources

"He was one of the bitterest and most contemptible of our enemies," Mr. Kimche said.

"Clearly, adults have used Danny Almonte and his teammates in a most contemptible and despicable way".

The gesture of "direct action" is the most contemptible element of his nihilism.

Young Libyans should be praised for the incredible courage they are showing against one of the world's most contemptible dictators.

Radio programs on Radio Liberty, where you would hear the most contemptible and denigrating programs — these were often Russian Jews, and Russians were spoken of as Untermenschen".

On the television show "At the Movies" the film critic Gene Siskel called the movie one of the "most contemptible" films he'd ever seen.

("The Pacers," he gravely concludes, "are remembered as 'not much of a band.' ") In a long digression, he hilariously but needlessly indulges his hatred of the Eagles: "soulless, overrehearsed, antiseptic, schematic, insincere, sentimental... the most consistently contemptible stadium band in rock".

The second, also to The Times, came from Professor Sir Bryan Thwaites: Sir, On Thursday Maria Miller made what must rank as one of the most disgraceful and contemptible speeches ever heard in the Chamber..

Its systematic disemboweling of the indigenous culture of Tibet, which included mass murder and the destruction of thousands of unique monasteries, is the most extreme and contemptible example of this.

As a society, we have got used to treating women in the most despicable and contemptible manner.

Williams' barrister Hastings later described Power as "[the most] utterly contemptible human being I have ever met," and during his cross-examination Hastings highlighted Power's betrayal of his close friends, Williams and Seymour.