Sentence examples for total scorn from inspiring English sources
"This total scorn for truth bogs down the debate in technical detail and suggests there is scientific controversy, which there is not".
The master of this accidental, organically developed form is Russell Westbrook, the N.B.A.'s reigning M.V.P., whose peacocking, frequently jokey sartorial displays are only amplified by his attitude toward the camera, and, really, toward the media at large: unstated but total scorn.
After disbelief comes a struggle toward acceptance: we will now be obliged to cheer for a player who has long been an object of near-total scorn, first in the days surrounding the Patriots' 45-10 dismantling of Tebow's Broncos, in 2012, and, even more so, during all of last season, when the Tebow/Sanchez Agonistes of the Jets provided five months' worth of joyous chestnuts.
When he came out to his mother in his 30s "a look of total, absolute scorn came over her face and she said: 'Just like your father' and walked out of the room leaving me completely mystified.
That equals 19% of the industry's total revenues, including subsidies.Labour's transport minister, John Prescott, has poured scorn on the railways; last autumn he called them a "national disgrace".
" 'Oh, no, he needs total freedom and he can use his best judgment.' " When well-intentioned observers intervene, they can find themselves scorned.
