Sentence examples for viewed with scorn from inspiring English sources

And so far he hasn't delivered.Palestinians viewed with scorn Israel's promise to release a few hundred prisoners out of the 5,000 or so political prisoners it detains.

Many Japanese, who cling to the popular myth that their nation is uniformly middle class, were further shocked to see that Japan's poverty rate, at 15.7 percent, was close to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development's figure of 17.1 percent in the United States, whose glaring social inequalities have long been viewed with scorn and pity here.

In the political world such job slashing activities are viewed with contempt and scorn so she has deftly reversed rhetorical course and now slams others for doing what she used to do.

And what makes me sure that I will continue to reread this novel at regular intervals is the very quality I once viewed with such scorn: its readability.

Elements in US society, unable to keep up or compete, began to see government, not as a tool of civilization, but rather an enemy viewed with open scorn.

Their novels and plays typically feature a rootless, lower-middle or working-class male protagonist who views society with scorn and sardonic humour and may have conflicts with authority but who is nevertheless preoccupied with the quest for upward mobility.

"Beijing may seek to use Moscow opportunistically for a while, but China's leaders now conceive of themselves as in the big leagues, and behind their honeyed words, they view Russia with scorn, disdain and pity," he said.

Historically, they have been viewed with suspicion across the Middle East by mainstream Muslims and often scorned as infidels.

While FEMA is still viewed with caution — and in some places in New York City in the last week, with continued scorn — Mr. Fugate has done much to shore up its image.

Like Iraq, this is a place that many Americans have come to view with anger, suspicion, scorn and even, at its most virulent, hatred.

As a result, come November, independents will view the Democrats with scorn, while the Democratic base will be far from energized; you do the math.