Despite public disdain for impeachment, Mr. Starr still managed to sell the House managers a weak case.

Besides threatening their business operations, gun makers here said the lawsuits have also made them a growing target of public disdain.

While it takes two to tango or be partisan, somehow the House Republicans bore the brunt of the public disdain on the partisan charge.

IN sports there is a half-life to public disdain, an inevitable erosion that typically takes two to three years.

According to The New York Times, her actions on the show have caused her to be the target of public disdain while having a "strange appeal".

Mr. Wheeler credited him with keeping the ukulele alive during the post-Arthur-Godfrey era of public disdain.

Around this time, Alcott also first expressed his public disdain for slavery.

Barbara was not, however, content to pin her hopes solely upon her sovereign's inclinations, but treated the new queen with public disdain.

Recognizing public disdain for tax increases, local governments have chosen to cut subsidies for public hospitals.

As a result, vice-chancellors risk joining bankers as objects of public disdain - even if their salaries are somewhat lower.