Sentence examples for scorn over from inspiring English sources

Law professors who deal with issues of feminism expressed scorn over the talk.

This week, without actually pouring scorn over a pledge of Tony Blair's, he made it as clear as he could that the 50% target was being quietly dropped.

Besides, most of India was tuned in the country's budget at the time.This is not to pour scorn over a remarkable achievement.

After the Internet boom went bust, Mr. Blodget was a target of Mr. Spitzer's public scorn over his conduct as a stock analyst at Merrill Lynch.

Tom Watson, the Labour MP who has led the fight against Murdoch, poured a bucket full of cynical scorn over Mr Hunt's head.

Noting the nastiness of the campaign in his victory speech, Mr Edwards said voters in Louisiana had "chosen hope over scorn, over negativity and over the distrust of others".

So Cameron and George Osborne must have been feeling a bit lonely, though they have kept their nerve amid scorn (over-confident scorn in my view) from Labour ministers about their dismissal of the fiscal option in favour of monetary levers.

But like many voters, Mr. Diekman also has plenty of scorn left over for the politicians.

"This election shows us that the people of Louisiana in a time of deep cynicism about our politics and also our future, have chosen hope over scorn... and over a distrust of others".

"G4S did not try to deceive the government!" said Ms May again, and yet again a tide of scorn poured over her.

When he came out to his mother in his 30s "a look of total, absolute scorn came over her face and she said: 'Just like your father' and walked out of the room leaving me completely mystified.