Sentence examples for subtle scorn from inspiring English sources

Richly detailed and full of subtle scorn for his country's ruling class, "A World for Julius" is an exile's novel.

It could be that I'm stretching -- and I hope I am -- to interpret Mr. Cohen's intentions as the subtle expression of scorn for the suicidal murderers of Sept. 11.

In the book The Philosophy of The X-Files, he notes that the final scene "undermines Mulder's seemingly persistent scorn of traditional" religion and his subtle acceptance of theism.

Many of them scorn merit aid as a not-so-subtle means of buying a better class, sometimes at the expense of lower-income students who need financial assistance.

It's a subtle paradox of the film that Omar, the true believer, reserves his deepest scorn for his devout brother, who openly preaches Islam yet abjures the practice of violence.

People scorn.

His scorn is palpable.

Anybody scorn him?

They have scorn.

Why scorn it now?

Now they scorn them.