Sentences with phrase «scorn because»

But the nurse should not be the focus of our scorn because, like me, she lives in a culture where posters of women posing in bikinis are absolutely normalised, where lingerie ads run across buses (sexy lingerie, not the practical stuff, of course), but where babies sucking on breasts are an invisible phenomenon.

If these dads dare to tell their pregnant wives that they don't want to plan so much ahead, they will be scorned because Capricorns can be heartless if they are crossed!

IF YOU ARE THE OTHER WOMAN, THE CHILD»S MOTHER, you may feel torn, because you want what is best for your child, but you feel rejected and scorned because your affair partner went back to their wife.

Not exact matches

Those beers have been strong sellers because they are easy to drink, like U.S. - produced light lagers, but they don't stir the same scorn that some beer drinkers have for domestic beers like Bud Light and Miller Lite.

Mexican - made beers have been strong sellers in recent years because they are easy to drink, much like many U.S. - made light lagers, but don't stir the same scorn that some beer drinkers have for domestic beer brands like Bud Light and Miller Lite.

That is because, for all the scorn we heap on email, it remains a miracle of modern life.

Because true creativity requires persistence, resilience, and a willingness to face other's scorn, and the best way to build those mental muscles is to exercise them.

Religion is something people scorned like to attack because it's attackable.

Anyway, come today or tomorrow we will all meet our maker and as a Christian I welcome the scorn and ridicule of secularist because I believe I will be rewarded ten fold for standing for my god.

They laugh at Christians with scorn for our «hope» and «faith» and talk about how no one needs a savior because we're all basically good... also based on no evidence.

Has the recent publication of names in Boston simply followed the popular path of demonizing the alleged wrongdoers» and this because those accused deserve public wrath and scorn?

You'll stay in darkness because you blaspheme and scorn the Bible.

The scorn we accept and expect, because the pious are SO... warm and accepting of any and all who do not agree with them.

They speak of me with scorn, calling me beggar - woman or witch or harlot; but their words are at variance with life, and the pharisees who condemn me, waste away in the outlook to which they confine themselves; they die of inanition and their disciples desert them because I am the essence of all that is tangible, and men can not do without me.

This polemical analysis was in Latin because Dante knew that to beat those who exalted Latin, and scorned all who wrote in the «vulgar» Italian, he had to join them — at least when composing a work on such a subject.

But it isn't necessary to assume that I scorn you, because we disagree.

Atheists are their own worst evangelists because they scorn their opponents.

You might have been put off going out on the streets yourself, because you've seen the dodgy tracts that get handed out or shouty, angry preachers being ignored or scorned.

Bloom's book (subtitled How Higher Education Has Failed Democracy and Impoverished the Souls of Today's Students) is an attention - grabber, mainly because the author, who now teaches philosophy and political science at the University of Chicago, is a polemicist with an obvious scorn for understatement.

The Trump phenomenon exists because Republican elites scorned large segments of their own....

The modern firing of Dale Tallon as normal manager on the Chicago Blackhawks elevated eyebrows around the NHL, earning the club specifically, team president John McDonough scorn for your callous treatment of Tallon, who was moved towards situation of senior advisor because of the club.

Because of this, they were despised, hated, and scorned by the other Jewish people.

A more historically accurate reason for why so many are theists, is because those who have gone against the teachings of the church (especially the Abrahamic churches) have been met with scorn, and most often violence.

It is merited by Jalal al - Din Rumi, not because he is a great philosopher, for he scorned philosophy, but because of his great mystical insight.

The rise of industry in the West was scorned by the whole Orient, Muslims included, partly because of their disdain for the West, and partly because of their pride in their handicraft and their attachment to their guilds.

Though criticized for departing from Church tradition (not doctrine), Francis did so because he wanted to bring hope to sinners scorned by society, and his actions accomplished just that.

But here is the plot of the enemy of human souls, the Deceiver of this age: he has numbed the hearts and consciences of so many people of this generation, so that they have lost their abilities to experience this divine love and longing... And so, because they have lost this divine ability given to them by God, they scorn and ridicule those who have it, making themselves into to blind beggarly fools......

Mussolini and Nietzsche think that men cooperate, sympathize, and accept scorn or ridicule only because they are too weak to assert themselves.

My scorn is the result of 2 - bit snake - oil salesmen like you telling others what to do with their bodies and their lives because you think your «god» is the authority of the law.

However that may be, he does speak of knowing with the heart, also his scorn of «opinions,» and reference to Servetus as having died because of his opinion is close to what Omar faced in his time and place.

Henrik Larsson (Man Utd) â $ «Many critics questioned Larssonâ $ ™ s ability at the top level, pouring scorn on his goalscoring record because it came in a supposed â $ ˜weakerâ $ ™ league.

I am not going to disagree with some of the points made by Arsene Wenger after Arsene Wenger lost 5 - 1 to Bayern Munich in the Champions League (AGAIN) because the Frenchman was right to pour scorn on some of the decisions made by the Greek referee and his unusually involved team of assistants at the Emirates Stadium.

And there was plenty of scorn from the disposable - diapering crowd online, who apparently thought all cloth diapering mothers were tree - hugging freaks who did everything the hard way because it made us feel good.

When Dr. Nduom went for Miss Eva Lokko for Election 2012, we laughed him to scorn as a politically misguided «busy - body» because at the time, Miss Lokko had become so objectionable as a public figure that no serious politician would associate with to prevail over voters.

Rivera will emerge as the main opponent but everyone has a right to stay in if they so choose... they should be prepared for the scorn that awaits however if Espada ends up winning because they split the vote.

But it is also sad, because of the scorn and contempt thrown on many successful marriages by these one - sided attacks.

Jennifer Lawrence reveals she will never join Twitter or social media «Because the Internet has scorned me so much» Katniss Everdeen is completely fru...

In this one, she faces the scorn of the fellow prisoners because of her refusal to act while she is being raped.

Tolerable while running, the movie shrivels almost immediately following the end credits, partly because Bier roots her story in no plausible social reality outside Audrey's well - heeled suburbia, sketching an especially vague blueprint for drug rehabilitation (one early scene finds Jerry inexplicably mopping the floor at a methadone clinic yet scorning methadone).

It's a tricky sell because, for whatever reason, Paltrow is the subject of scorn online.

Bill and Melinda Gates, for instance, devote much of their gigantic philanthropy to getting black and brown kids ready for college, yet they earn her scorn for «corporate foundations, which indeed have those funds because they can avoid paying taxes that the rest of us must foot.»

Because if people see me dressed like that they will make fun of me... To be honest, when I see people without designer clothes I look at them with scorn.

In today's absurdly polarized politics, where everyone gets dubbed an ally or an enemy and either embraced or scorned 24/7, regardless of the issue, where we inhabit echo chambers, and where collaboration and comradeship seem possible only within them, a major reason we don't get much done is because we don't have enough people like Al..

They're scorned not because they are bad words, in and of themselves, but because they tend toward telling where writers could show with just a bit more effort.

All right, this is really bad news for all those who scorn e-books because they love the smell and rustle of paper — Amazon is now selling more books on its Kindle e-book reader than print editions.

Because clearly, romance, being written and read primarily by women, is an inferior genre worthy of scorn.

Projects that should have been self - published because of topic or content were scorned, which cost all of us some fine books in niche areas.

On Amazon, it is common to see readers scorn Kirkus reviews for Indies because at $ 400 «of course it is a good review!»

That's because we don't get them very often, and when we do the games are polished down to such perfection that we can't but either nominate them for every award possible or desperately search for the problems so that we may properly scorn them (not possible).

Too often, artists and scientists fear or scorn one another, perhaps because their tools are so hard to learn.