("Stride with a proud disdain through the swamp of human inadmissibility.")

Tarzan stood eyeing the foe in proud disdain.

She trembled violently, and looked at him with such a proud disdain that he turned his eyes away.

Albert's lips scarcely whispered "Good-by," but his look was more explicit; it expressed a whole poem of restrained anger, proud disdain, and generous indignation.

There would be about her a magnificent grace and a proud disdain for lesser craft as she overhauled and passed them in a billowing cloud of canvas.

These policies can be traced directly to that proud disdain for the public realm that is common to all market fundamentalists, Republican and Democratic alike.

He doffed his cap in proud disdain, but Casey only smiled.

The Minister sat there, with a look of proud disdain on her face, and bare from the waist up.

Her proud disdain floated over the room, daring anyone to remind her of past indiscretions.

This act of proud disdain will strike a pang more exquisite than any other discomfort you might devise.