Sentence examples similar to this scorned from inspiring English sources

This scorn for the mainstream was exacerbated by his bruising mid-career flirtations with chart pop.

The upside of this scorn is that it's made me sensitive to the genius of others.

They reacted to my need to be persuaded to be there with scorn; I became even more scornful; and this scorn-spiral led to mutual hatred.

Some critics see this scorn for evidence as part of a broader disdain for the niceties of law, exemplified by preventive detentions of possible terror suspects.

To his last, the rebel leader played on this, scorning the "Europeanized elites" of the capital, Luanda, while embracing what he claimed were "negritude" and African authenticity.

But according to a new study, much of this scorn may have resulted from a simple breakdown in communication between the academics and the chartists.

This scorn for risk is reflected on Desde El Último Lugar, their debut, backed up by local heavyweight Foex (ex-member of FDA and a contributor to the increasingly successful Ana Tijoux).

But this scorn is more than matched by the anonymous reviewer in Paterson's Magazine: "We rise from the perusal of Wuthering Heights as if we had come fresh from a pest-house.

When Sir Eusebuis of Zuy went with an embassy to the Elfin Court of Broceliande this scorn was implied by reference to Broceliande's unique cultural heritage, preserved after the original Peri dynasty was lost in the earthquakes and invasions that destroyed its kingdom in Persia.

Yet Homework is a record completely undeserving of this scorn.

The subject of this scorn is the federal government's vaunted Consumer Price Index or CPI.