Sentence examples for most scorned from inspiring English sources
1. Retsina may be among the most scorned wines in the world.
The most celebrated active player in American soccer, he is also the most scorned.
This is no less true for poor single mothers, who often are the most scorned targets of the "bad parent" stereotype.
Conversely, the notion that the US should be bound by the same rules as everyone else is the most scorned and marginalized.
THE tale of how Ms. Berenson, the daughter of New York college professors, became one of the most scorned people in Peru remains remarkable in all its twists and turns.
"In the 1950s, the mentally retarded were among the most scorned, isolated and neglected groups in American society," Edward Shorter wrote in his book "The Kennedy Family and the Story of Mental Retardation".
The most despised, scorned and spat-upon person in politics today is the handler.
Tonight, she's most convincing as a vengeful scorned lover, surfing the nervy glitch-pop of Attracting Flies and relishing its zinger of a scornful kiss-off to a hapless ex-partner: "Everything you exhale is attracting flies".
Indeed, the most venerated Iraqi ayatollahs have historically scorned involvement in politics.Those tricky KurdsIraq's Kurds have the strongest case for independence.
A sixth category, American Originals, honored John Hejduk, the mystic architect who died in July, and Morris Lapidus, whose festive modern hotels have been beloved by the public but scorned by critics for most of his 98 years.
They offered crude showmanship, the stoking of resentments, the grumbling assumption that all liberals are idiots, and a political agenda that scorned and burdened the most vulnerable, in the manner of bullies, which both men are.
