Sentences with phrase «complete disdain»
"Complete disdain" refers to a strong feeling of dislike, contempt, or utter disrespect towards someone or something. Full definition
He fitted the bill of a typical toff with complete disdain for people who, unlike him, hadn't been born with a silver spoon, somewhere or other about their person.
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My experience could have left me with complete disdain for all things God, but that didn't end up being the case.
But their response has demonstrated complete disdain for the gravity of these events.
It will treat mud ruts and rocks and anything you damn well please with complete disdain, with the only input needed from the driver to push a button on the Terrain Response (not a knob in this latest version) and exercise a modicum of restraint.
It is proof that Egypt has complete disdain for Judaism.
«You have the city's primary law enforcement agency violating the law that the mayor signed, with impunity and complete disdain for logic and reason.»
He treats her with complete disdain, then turns on the charm in an attempt to reconcile.
Over normal roads the extra power makes the R8 V10 an even greater road warrior as it slices through slower traffic with complete disdain.
, Paul Krugman has long - shown a complete disdain for Bitcoin.