Sentences with phrase «disdained for years and years»

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MY DISDAIN FOR THE REGIME IS FAST KILLING MY LOVE FOR THE CLUB AND I HAVE BEEN A DYED IN THE WOOL FAN FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS.

George Hilsdon scored 108 goals in six seasons, earning him a weather vane that remains at the ground to this day, whilst perhaps the biggest character, in every way, of these early years, was the 22 stone goalkeeper, Willy «Fatty» Foulke, whose disdain for both forwards and referees was obvious and oft demonstrated.

One bark, sometimes two, expresses his disdain for Lola, a 4 - year - old female Yorkie who's nearly twice his size and belongs to Barrera's granddaughter.

A strong - willed, technically skilled, maverick spaceship builder with a healthy disdain for bureaucracy and a libertarian streak a mile wide, the 64 - year - old Rutan could have stepped from the pages of a Robert Heinlein novel.

In it, Zimmer makes clear his disdain for the wealthy funders who backed the losing candidate, Marshall Tuck, congratulating the state teacher unions for standing up to them and urging them to continue, with a particular eye on next year's LA Unified school board elections.

Wise beyond his years, raised with a disdain for authority and an eclectic attitude toward education, he has little in common with other children and even less with the impulsive Vee, who hurtles from one self - made crisis to the next.

Ms. Miller, like the traditional publishing world from which she hails, disdains the new indie world just as surely as the publishers have for years discounted the readers who will nurture the indie world, fertilize it and make it grow.

After years of freelancing for top financial brands like TurboTax and Mint.com (and serving as editor of I Will Teach You To Be Rich), I was already steeped in disdain for day trading.

Buying it a year or two later at a discount, so we have a better idea and wider range of games to play while showing or begrudging disdain for them further pushing, mistakes.

It invites a one - weekend party scene that, for all its disdain of commerce, would have been unthinkable on a Chelsea art walk just fifteen years ago — and do not even ask about Soho before 1980.

Given his disdain of France as a land of «poverty, slavery and insolence», it's a surprise to learn that the Hogarth exhibition in Paris, due to reach Tate Britain in February, has been the Louvre's most successful autumn exhibition for years.

But for years it has disdained actually saying anything about the state of the medium in exhibition form, and all the while painting has developed actively on numerous fronts.

The former director of the National Theatre, Nicholas Hytner, called the Ebacc policy one of the «biggest disasters of the last seven years» and pointed with disdain to an assertion by the former education secretary Nicky Morgan that arts subjects could hold pupils back for years.

Three years ago I was critical of Alex Steffen at Worldchanging and David Roberts at Grist for being so negative about Earth Day, for acting like Marvin the Paranoid Android with their ennui and disdain.