Sentence examples for utter scorn from inspiring English sources
It's Hedda's utter scorn of the ludicrous new headgear that aunt Julia has proudly bought in her honour that immediately establishes Hedda's solipsism and discontent.
While we're on the subject of our legislators, I have been felled by the recent cringe-worthy and bile-producing display of utter contempt, scorn and even hatred heaped upon Bowe Bergdahl, the soldier held in captivity for years by the Taliban.
Until quite recently, in fact, Mr. Kim maintained his diplomatic efforts at engagement, now widely know as his "sunshine policy," despite the utter contempt and venomous scorn spewed by the North's official propaganda machine, which disparaged him as stooge of Washington unworthy of serious consideration.
Still, it remains to be seen how effective Rheingold will be in using marketing messages in a neighborhood where the word "advertising" is sometimes uttered with the scorn once reserved for "yuppie".
Long gone are the days of Mao, when one man disastrously set policy with utter disregard (and sometimes deadly scorn) for the input of his advisors or the welfare of the public.
All other Americans risk scorn and degradation if they utter a word about it, particularly if they have college age children.
Hell hath no fury like a young woman scorned, and the boys behind one unnecessary school 'joke' will no doubt be hanging their heads in complete and utter embarrassment after their prank on female schoolmates backfired.
"Captain America: utter, utter, utter tosh".
