Sentence examples for without disdain from inspiring English sources
The phrase "without disdain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express an action or attitude that is done without contempt or scorn towards someone or something. Example: "She accepted the criticism without disdain, understanding that it was meant to help her improve."
If not enough is being done, or something better can be done, let's educate each other without disdain or denigration.
For if politicians are held in low regard, if not outright contempt, then some responsibility surely belongs to those from the rottweiler school of interviewing who cannot look at an elected official without dripping disdain.
They made it that much easier for women everywhere to be true to themselves without risking disdain, disrespect or misunderstanding in the professional world.
"He can communicate such disdain without ever uttering a cross word or going over the top.
But maybe a future President will put his name in a State of the Union — without ambivalence or disdain.
It is unthinkable that a Sulzberger or Graham could abandon the family newspaper without enduring the disdain of their class.
If the new features don't appeal to you, therefore, you can soldier on with your older copy of Office without earning the disdain of your upgraded co-workers.
They used to listen without hiding their disdain or curiosity while I was on the phone with friends; when I finished, they would complain about the length of the conversation before logging it in to their book and calculating the charge.
I would say my family has, without any hyperbole, disdain for mechanical things and those who enjoy mechanical things.
We just insist you know it," he says without a skerrick of disdain.
Amid the disdain, and without many people noticing, micropayments have arrived — just not in the way they were originally envisioned.
