Sentence examples for she scorns from inspiring English sources
She scorns the physical and emotional servitude.
In fact she scorns most of the rest of the world with a frosty intellectual contempt.
"Sell when you can, you are not for all markets," Rosalind admonishes the balky Phoebe when she scorns her inamorato.
Later in this chapter, entitled "The Novel in Africa," she scorns this man's pretensions and inadequacies.
Lewis Hamilton continues to flutter his eyelashes flirtatiously in the direction of Lady Luck but still she scorns him.
She is by nature docile, yet she holds down a good job and is very well paid; like Michel, she scorns designer clothes.
She scorned Schultz's claims about benefits.
Some girls did not win prizes - she scorned them.
She had just two or three friends, she scorned the use of make-up and channelled much of her energy into journalism and poetry.
Nevertheless, she scorned the notion of diplomacy to free more prisoners, saying that the Shalit exchange showed that this was the only effective approach.
She scorned such boneless diffidence, and, with her death, he is forced to shed it — to learn her all over again.
