Sentences with phrase «with disdain»

What they mean is, «big name» authors, with well - known publishers stamped on the side of their novels; I am treated with disdain for just stepping into their store, as though I'm going to poison it with my presence.

Accept that you will be treated with disdain for being a parent and simply human — one that makes mistakes within normal limits (your ex-spouse will be exalted to an angelic status).

So after what will be another summer of hell, Brown's fate is almost certainly to continue at the helm, bashed about by the newspapers, nearly all of them dancing to the same tunes, and viewed with disdain by his colleagues.

An employer will look with some disdain at candidates trying to impress them with claims that may not ring true after meeting with the candidate.

The pressure to improve student test performance in California and across the country often meets with disdain from teachers who say they are compelled to throw out creativity and «teach to the test.»

I also cringed on the use of the work «specialties» since that phrase, more than perhaps any other, is looked upon with disdain by most, if not all, of the Law Societies across Canada.

«Many patients feel like they're being looked at with disdain or pity,» said Michael Steppie, M.D., a clinical assistant professor of Dermatology at Florida State University College of Medicine.

Interracial relationships are much deplored and looked down upon with disdain in many societies.

So insistent were our forebears on this principle that they looked with disdain on the corporate form of business — because it limited the liability, the risk, of the shareholders.

Most people act the part when they're speaking to the hiring manager or other «important» people, but some will pull a Jekyll and Hyde act the moment they walk out the door, treating others with disdain or indifference.

Balls was viewed with disdain as he worked tirelessly in the Commons, but now he is hailed as he gyrates on TV.

Michel Barnier, who used to be the French minister for fisheries, issued a response almost dripping with disdain and ending with an us - versus - them point which should be the exact type of attitude we're trying to avoid.

I know of Christians who care deeply about genocide and human trafficking and refugees and hunger... but who speak with disdain about the very reporters who so often bring these stories to light.

When they speak with disdain about the poor or make general statements about people of another country or faith, I try to offer another perspective.

First off I don't think anyone here has a hatred of religious people, just many people with a disdain for «Christians» (you never hear an Atheist argue with a Buddhist now do you).

«Never in our democratic history as a people and as a nation, has a service chief treated the National Assembly with disdain like the current IGP.

Barton's views are likely to be treated with disdain in the north - east as he continues to have a pop at the club which helped resurrect his career but he his steadfast in his view that he was let down with various promises going unfulfilled.

On the third day of Lent, early this morning, a friend texts me that her baby died in the night, and my heart writhes with disdain of death and there's a searing sadness that can make you feel physically sick.

Our love for crossovers — along with our disdain for wagons — meant the German automaker couldn't just bring the AMG C63 Estate to the States and call it a day.

Has nothing to do with my disdain for quality games that are virtually nonexistant the past two years.

Lords Amendments, which are often very sensible, are dismissed peremptorily and almost with disdain, thus destroying the benefits of better scrutiny in the second chamber.

It is not surprising that Protestant laity listen to their churches» pronouncements on economic issues with the disdain evinced by American Roman Catholics for their church's teaching about human sexuality.

There is great loss to the public in the fact that religious leaders have so often fought shy of psychology while psychologists in turn have viewed religion with disdain.

My interrogator, his voice shrill and appalled, his nose wrinkled with disdain, stared at me with a mixture of shock and pity.

The Jaguar snorts with disdain at such a notion, as if to say, «Yes, old chap, we're sure that is genuine leather.

After he compared the Irish border to those between London boroughs, Sir John Major said with disdain: «I won't comment on it.

«The Socialist Party of Nigeria, SPN, Oyo State Chapter, receives with disdain the media report recently credited to Senator Abiola Ajimobi, the Oyo State governor, over his claim of how he was able to pay his tuition fees as a student in abroad through his earning as a poor and part - time morgue worker in United States of America, USA.

it was «unfortunate» that Idris had, for the third time, shunned the Senate invitation over the worsening security situation in the nation.Never in our democratic history as a people and as a nation, has a service chief treated the National Assembly with disdain like the current IGP.

When Reynolds arrives at Oa, he's greeted with disdain by the Corps» leader Sinestro (whose parents clearly had his future ear - marked for him when they picked that name).

During one particular scene the daughter confides her feelings about the lifeguard to Ginny and she reacts with disdain and agitation.

Toni at Duolit presents The Author Monthly Planner: A Freebie to Organize Your Writing and Marketing Life posted at Self - Publishing Team, saying, «Do you ever look at your to - do list with disdain?

But they don't publish the fact that Amazon is treating our books with disdain!

Nor was... surprise to those who regard the Turner prize with disdain that the softly... display of his work at the Turner prize exhibition at Tate Britain...

Will's latest column is filled with disdain directed at Secretary of Transportation Roy Lahood.

Of course, this term is more often used (many times with disdain) in the technology industry to mean a turnkey solution, technology that, at least in the old world of off - the - shelf software, gave you everything you needed in a physical box at retail.

«A government which is desirous to secure conviction of persons charged with criminal offences can not treat the orders of the same court with disdain and impunity» Falana added.

A member of the Brassica family, Brussels sprouts seem to have come quite a long way from being eaten with disdain by every kid who grew up in the «90s.

There are countless different ways to oppose Trump and whatever Trumpism winds up looking like, starting with disdaining racism, misogyny, and vulgarity.

If any one of these terms raised a hair on the back of your neck, left a sour taste in your mouth, or made your lips purse with disdain, you are part of Big Food's multibillion - dollar problem.

I've shared this before, but it still amazes me how many CEOs I meet who still invest tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars on trade shows, yet they look upon Twitter with disdain.

Personally, even with my disdain for celibacy do not understand how someone could do this just for their sense of, of,...?

Many Christians tend to view this melding from a respectful anthropological distance, if not with disdain.

There is often a tendency for intensity to view survival with disdain.

There is an insinuation of incredulity laced with disdain and scorn.

you look down on other humans who are all God's creations with disdain and inferiority..