Sentence examples for outright scorn from inspiring English sources
It then descends into outright scorn, Black bristling at Paxman repeatedly calling him a 'crook'crook
The package of increases introduced in France by President François Hollande, especially the 75 percent income tax rate, has attracted outright scorn.
If you have any feelings -- and some legislators still do -- you recognize the look, the raised eyebrow, even the outright scorn.
A motley assortment of luminaries and companies come under criticism from Mr. Jobs — from gently cutting remarks to outright scorn — in the 630-page biography, which goes on sale Monday.
And any future England-based artwork with a resurrection theme would surely have to feature Peter Crouch, who has overcome scepticism, hostility and outright scorn to establish himself as a key member of the squad.
When the Chinese refer to hedge funds as ju e, or "big crocodiles", it is not by way of a compliment on their killer instincts.Despite muted interest and outright scorn, though, more and more hedge-fund managers are determined to make their mark on Asia.
Many of the MBL's adherents are outright libertarians who scorn the PT as "communist".
My questions, although harmless, necessarily involved family and were met with outright hostility and scorn by Vanessa.
There have been few occasions in modern political history of outright nastiness or scorn when it comes to how presidential candidates refer to each other during debates.
I saw expressions of doubt, scorn and outright rage from people across the ideological spectrum – some fellow feminists included.
No, everyone means the rest of us, those who scorn fashion outright and those who don't but who nevertheless have the uneasy sense that this compelling world of surfaces and self-presentation is unworthy of regard.
