Sentence examples for pieces contempt from inspiring English sources

But the aphrodisiac that excites them is made up of many jangling pieces: contempt, power-lust, a protective tenderness and those eternal erotic twins, love and hate.

In my regular Sunday FireDogLake column, I posted a follow-up piece, "Contempt for Democracy: Attacks on Voting Rights," that included a link to DigitalDupes.org, which had launched an effort to locate the original photo.

It is this audacity that is outrageous--the whole contra/Iran affair is an infuriating piece of contempt for the American people, for our democracy itself.

Worse even than what I call 'professional enthusiasm' (the gush of PR) are pieces written with contempt.

Now we await the ruling by the lord chief justice, Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd, on whether the piece amounts to contempt.

The lord chief justice, Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd, sitting with Mrs Justice Nicola Davies, will rule shortly on whether the piece amounts to contempt.

The implication is that Mr Blair's high-handedness in taking Britain into an unpopular war is all of a piece with his contempt for supposedly traditional Labour "values".

The piece describes the contempt many within the White House apparently harbor for their boss, going as far as to call the president amoral and say that "many of the senior officials in his own administration are working diligently from within to frustrate parts of his agenda and his worst inclinations".

And how exactly does a piece of software measure contempt in a face?

The power of the piece is in its contempt for this glittering surface-film so relentlessly forced on us by the mass media.

In the piece, he voiced open contempt for President Obama and administration policies.