disdain *

He is known for his disdain of working on the field.

One day he would make them all pay for their disdain.

For other men, new in the land, they felt nothing but disdain.

Which side of the table could show more disdain than the other?

He turned from her in disdain to meet the next one.

She thought the disdain for her really had to do with being black.

That was the reason for his disdain, he told himself.

He looked me up and down with a fine air of disdain.

Issue 3 was the public's growing disdain for Washington and politics.

Maybe they were sorry for the years of their own disdain.

When he spoke, his voice held a world of disdain.

The disdain in her voice, so matter of fact, as if she talked to everyone that way.

Despite her disdain for the subject, she loved his company.

Andy saw his disdain and made a face at him.

The sheriff could not know what his disdain might cost.

The disdain in the other men's eyes had been evident.

She looked at me with a slight look of disdain.

He can barely keep the disdain out of his voice.

Every one here has a deep disdain for his conduct.

He had knocked out 22 of them, often with disdain.

It seems like a case of academic disdain for life in the real world.

You keep saying you're above our emotions, and hold them in such disdain.

"He has never made a secret of his disdain for me."

She'd surely view with disdain the activities of my day so far.

She looked at him and her voice carried an edge of disdain.

Doing well in school is frequently disdained as a white thing.

And he disdained them because they were usually so unlike him.

Notably he disdained both, though the first clearly less than the second.

But many Republicans, including some who are now in the current administration, disdained the intervention.

The Conservatives always disdained it and are now being true to their word.

Disdaining all facts on the ground, it rules the air.

The approach was disdained during the Giuliani administration as "social work."

What a crime that nutrition education is so disdained in medical school!

Change will not come by disdaining or dismantling the federal role of education.

During the early 80's, the 3-point shot was still largely disdained by many of the better teams.

He disdained house arrest and set out for a day at the shore.

If the Twelve themselves sometimes disdained making a show of their power, those who served them usually did not.

Shaw, of course, held himself apart from those he disdained.

The prisons, which were disdained elsewhere, brought jobs into the city.

When she disdained to reply, he thought for a second, then answered the question himself.

Another part of him disdained the whole group of them.

The Federation so far had disdained to bother with it.

Marin had never been able to decide whom he disdained more.

Levy, a student of history, also disdains the past when preparing his team for a game.

Once disdained, the Guggenheim strategy has become something of a model.

Anyway, she disdained behaving according to the rules of human society.

I disdained in any way to attract the male eye - until this night.

He reminded himself that at least she no longer disdained his opinions.

She'd disdained rescue so that she would continue to be punished.

On one hand, it meant selling out to the kind of corporate interest he had long disdained.