The fact he would express such contemptuousness and vulgarity with relative ease should make the country pause to see who the real Mitt Romney is as a human being.
This has more to do with Pandora's "gifts" of intolerance, racism, sexism, antipathy and contemptuousness.
Whereas the Secretary of State, too, was always bumbling over herself to find the right "diplomatic" words, here -- with her guard down -- she is suddenly perfectly articulate, if also impressively contemptuousness (in this environment of otherwise higher learning).
Aides say Mr. Obama especially appreciated Mr. Boehner's geniality, given what administration officials see as the contemptuousness of the Senate Republican leader, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky.
Republican members such as Meadows and Jim Jordan (Ohio) seemed to think snide contemptuousness was the mask their supporters wanted them to wear.
But was a little context to soften the contemptuousness too much to ask? Joyce's son, Dru III — now playing professionally in Germany — was James's close friend on youth and scholastic teams that were more like family than traveling showcase.
According to Dr. Girdner, the symptoms of Newyorkitis include "haste, rudeness, restlessness, arrogance, contemptuousness, excitability, anxiety, pursuit of novelty and of grandeur, pretensions of omniscience, and therefore prescience, which of course undermines any pleasure taken in novelty".
And we must work strenuously to accomplish our planning in a spirit of collaboration not contemptuousness.
In a 2016 paper published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, University of California, Davis, researcher Roberta Schriber said contemptuousness is dispositional, meaning it's a personality thing.
