Sentence examples for open disdain from inspiring English sources

This brought shouts of open disdain.

Trump has also shown open disdain towards the world body.

The corollary to Trump's smugness is his open disdain for people who aren't fortunate.

Greenhow's elitist and racist attitude, as well as her open disdain for the guards, only made her situation worse.

What is worse, though, is the corollary to Trump's smugness: his open disdain for people who aren't fortunate.

Mr. Lucas spoke of his competitors' proposals with open disdain, calling them at one point "a jar of jargon".

Erdogan had been open in his disdain for Saddam Hussein and calculating in his backing for the American request to base tens of thousands of troops in southern Turkey.

How can anyone 'forget' which football team they support?" Burnley fan and former No 10 communications director Alastair Campbell noted he had greaterrespect for Tories such as Winston Churchill's grandson, Nicholas Soames MP, who were open about their disdain for football.

Though he says his aim is political -- helping dissidents in countries where computer traffic is monitored by the government, for example -- Mr. Clarke is open about his disdain for copyright laws, asserting that his technology would produce a world in which all information is freely shared.

When he was covered nationally, it was usually with open derision and disdain from establishment and corporate-owned punditry.

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