Sentence examples for of mutual contempt from inspiring English sources

Airplanes and food have a long relationship of mutual contempt.

Socially, it creates a feedback loop of mutual contempt and increasing division.

And because of mutual contempt, tribal sensitivities, the impact of political events, the young tend to be, well, juvenile and fall prey to incitement.

Based on interviews with 613 Afghan security forces, the document paints an extremely bleak picture of mutual contempt and misunderstanding between the two sides.

She is drawn to the vitality of the younger boomer generation, which is bound to hers by what Fox depicts as a posture of mutual contempt.

Jeff Shesol, a former speechwriter for President Clinton, is the author of "Mutual Contempt: Lyndon Johnson, Robert Kennedy, and the Feud that Defined a Decade" and is a partner at West Wing Writers.

During the election campaign they made little secret of their mutual contempt.

With Beijing celebrating the 60th anniversary of the People's Republic of China Oct. 1, mutual contempt is running high.

And partly from a close reading of news accounts and political biographies — most notably, Robert A. Caro's multivolume portrait of Johnson Evan Thomass's "Robert Kennedy"; and "Mutual Contempt," Jeff Shesol's 1997 book about the bitter feud between Johnson and R.F.K.

Ever since the trainwreck Long Island getaway of season three, the foursome's mutual contempt has been apparent.

But you could also say that the performer and the audience deserved each other, and that their mutual contempt was its own kind of bond.