He spoke with scorn of "originality" as a criterion of artistic value.
Even while supporting the resolution on Tuesday, the US and other council members spoke with scorn.
Given this history, it's no surprise that many Pakistanis are admirably frank about their country's problems and speak with scorn about their government's failings.
They speak with scorn about the $350 million development project that is under construction several blocks away and is to include more than 2,300 homes.
But gains on derivatives, of which Buffet has publicly spoken with scorn on occasion, rose to $2.4 billion from $689 million.
Elsewhere, Sanders has spoken with scorn and derision about Clinton's honorariums from banks like Goldman Sachs, saying, among other things, that such a speech must have been "Shakespearean" to deserve that level of funding.
The Trump operative spoke with visible scorn.
Holder spoke with some scorn about the fetish for military tribunals over criminal trials — "They're not put up against a wall and shot," Holder "barked back" at Culberson, according to the Daily News, which described "a stunned House hearing".
"Rich and famous people wanted to be seen with Bhagwan, to feel special, to sit in the front row, so to speak," Sheela scorns.
When he arrives at the camp, he is assigned to sleep on the floor of his barracks, where all the germs, not to speak of the scorn, will rain down on him.
