Sentence examples for serious contempt from inspiring English sources

You're then into a danger of serious contempt of court.

They said Blunkett's assertion about a 'terrorist cell' was a separate, but as serious, contempt of court.

The Sunrise panel, which breached broadcasting standards for accuracy and provoked serious contempt on the basis of race, is facing another charge.

The also found the report provoked "intense dislike and serious contempt on the grounds of race or ethnic origin", which is another breach of the code of practice.

Samantha Armytage was the host of a segment on Sunrise which the media watchdog found breached broadcasting standards for accuracy and provoked serious contempt on the basis of race.

The law deals with public behaviour, not personal beliefs, and prohibits behaviour that incites or encourages hatred, serious contempt, revulsion or severe ridicule against another person or group of people because of their race and/or religion.

"Are you serious?" There was contempt in Norbert's question.

But "misuse of the internet by a juror" was always "a most serious irregularity and contempt".

Jacqueline Lohoues-Oble, a spokeswoman for Mr. Gbagbo, announced the order evicting the United Nations, saying it was guilty of "serious missteps" and "contempt for Ivory Coast's institutions".

His older brother and idol has just gotten out of jail (nothing serious — speeding ticket and contempt of court), and decides to scare Clay straight.

Long considered beneath contempt by serious critics (most insistently in America, Hollywoodd films turned out to have their own auteurs -- men doing personal work, though under different circumstances.