Sentence examples for will disdain from inspiring English sources

In recession, this has been squeezed to as little as 10%, a figure the better class of ghost will disdain.

Her daughter, Zoe, will go to Cambridge and will disdain marriage altogether, but she'll still be humiliated on the maternity ward when her boyfriend, Simon, coldly notes that she has permitted the hospital to put his last name on her identification card rather than her own.

His gamble is that voters will disdain "experts" as much as he apparently does.

Real fans will disdain you, and you'll be left canoodling with casual fans who only watch the deep playoffs, the finals, or worse yet, are fans of Dwight Howard, LeBron James, or Kobe Bryant.

Fashionistas will disdain this rule, but it is best to err on the side of using only black or brown in a given outfit as opposed to combining the two.

But will overwhelming disdain prevent government forays into repealing laws over the last of the real blood sports?

"I trust the reader will not disdain the lowly-minded muse that sings this mild domestic lay," he writes in his chronicle "Venetian Life".

Some analysts wonder whether Philip Morris is courting legislation that it will ultimately disdain, especially if the shift in the Senate opens the door for antismoking advocates to insert more restrictions than the company anticipates.

But the voters' disdain will extend well beyond the duo, who were filmed discussing potentially lucrative assignments.

A select individual will come to disdain the senses and the material objects of the sensible world and try to explain what accounts for the similarities present in his experience.

And beyond Europe and America there will be disdain for the way in which they perceive the US and the British media pushed Blatter from office.