Sentence examples for widespread contempt from inspiring English sources

Yet despite the widespread contempt for PHP, much of the Web was built on its back.

As they took the field against South Africa, France's players were fully aware that they faced widespread contempt.

The perpetrator, Omar Mateen, was of Afghan origin, and Trump's explicit linking of Afghans to terrorism earned him widespread contempt.

Meanwhile, anxiety about the impending transformation has taken the form of a widespread contempt for bow ties.

Asked at a news conference about the widespread contempt for the screens, Mr. Yassky said, "I was not surprised, to tell you the truth".

The battleground metaphors are, I suspect, deeply irrelevant and off-putting, and one of the reasons for the widespread contempt for politicians and politics.

This was an impressive diplomatic feat – given the widespread popular contempt for Europe's monarchical regimes.

This was an ill-conceived idea in its own time, and today a left-right compromise looks like nothing but a ruse to salvage a political class buffeted by Grillo's digital populism and widespread public contempt.

Since a constitutional referendum last February exposed widespread popular contempt for his autocratic 20-year rule, Zimbabwe's president, Robert Mugabe, has sought to shore up his dwindling power by stoking racism and violent lawlessness.

How would that help counter the widespread crisis of contempt?

By the last one, in 2011, which he won as the only candidate on the ballot paper after his rival, Mohamed bin Hammam, had been banned by Fifa for handing out $40,000 stacks to voters in a Trinidad hotel room, Blatter and Fifa were held in widespread suspicion and contempt – yet he pronounced it his solemn duty to serve.