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But I think they might have been attacking him for personal reasons. That they felt scorned by him.

She did not yell out - no! she would have scorned to do it, if she had been spitted on the horns of a mad cow.

She no longer respected him, and she scorned his faithfulness when he was unable to give her money she needed to pay her Bills.

A woman who was blinded when a scorned lover threw acid in her eyes has the chance to get a gruesome revenge today.

Angel's wife felt almost as if she had been hounded up that hill like a scorned thing by those - to her - super-fine clerics.

When Mary discovered that George was not in love with her, George discovered that hell hath no fury like a woman scorned .

Nay! if it made me a king, I'd not be scorned for seeking her goodwill any more. '

He scorned those who quoted others as authorities and did not experiment or verify what they were told.

The centre is the name for moderate, middle-of-the-road parties and politics, scorned by the doctrinaire and idealist.

In 1952 Sauvy wrote that "this ignored, exploited, scorned Third World, like the Third Estate, wants to become something, too. "

Despise me as much as you please; I am a worthless, cowardly wretch: I can't be scorned enough; but I'm too mean for your anger.

Hurd is beloved by investors for his relentless cost-cutting but widely scorned by the thousands of employees he has axed along the way.

Everybody in town scorned the barkeep for doing business with the enemy.

I don't think is it advisable to snub her. Hell has no fury like a woman scorned.

Now deficit spending must go up, banks must be re-regulated, trade imbalances must be reduced and manufacturing can no longer be scorned.

but he scorned conducting, thinking it "the easiest way out" in music, with never a wrong note to worry about.

The last month has afforded us some deep insight into the psyche of a city scorned.

You know how I am scorned, disgraced and shamed; all my enemies are before you.

Eleanor: What am I supposed to do then? Make a scene? Behave like a pathetic, scorned wife?

While the Civil War dragged on, Southerners scorned her as a traitor to her birth, and citizens loyal to the Union suspected her of treason.

After 100 days in office, Mr Obama is still scorned by the people who scorned him as a candidate. But they are a minority.

This was a step up from the scorned wife's more common revenge of immolating the wedding photos.

As President, he appointed men to high government positions whom he considered most capable, even though some of them openly scorned him.

They scorned his tendency to spend cabinet meetings sorting jelly beans into different colours, and his taste for flaky anecdotes.

As President, he appointed men to high govern-men to positions whom he considered most capable, even though some of them openly scorned him.

This waiter is looking him up and down with the eyes that are scorned.

With the possibility of two scorned teen queens teaming up, it could spell some serious trouble for Mr. Jonas.

Jealous spouses and scorned lovers make up the bulk of such clients.

mocked at my gains, scorned my nation.

The corps ' corn in the corner is scorned by the stubborn corporation .

And, clearly, there must be something rewarding if such notable people lend their names to a belief system that is widely scorned.

But when the proud princess perceived that he was not her equal in birth, she scorned him, and required him first to perform another task.

this tired business maxim often means that loyal hard-working employees are scorned in favor of unreasonable customers.

Most of our generation scorned computers as the embodiment of centrlized control.

Deng Xiaoping's proposals to increase exports he scorned as "nation-selling capitulationism" .

When scorned, they are very hurt and may overreact in an almost maudlin way.

There is nothing worse than a scorned, hurt lesbian woman.

She had intellect, otherwise I should have scorned her.

We're soft-hearted citizens with a lot of attachment, but once scorned, we are stronger than anyone out there.

The French, scorned for opposing the invasion of Iraq in 2003, have been gloriously rehabilitated.

From the start, the building was scorned by most of the directors and many of the actors who worked there.

Beware the wrath of a corporate titan scorned.

He resented Mr Putin and the low-ranking spooks who surrounded him, especially when they scorned the 1990s as a wasted decade.

vernacular fiction was scorned as a disreputably popular form.

At the scene, he recalled the award ceremony 12 years ago: after being named Best Newcomer the *arrogant 18-year-old Tse "*scorned" his dad.

Charlie McCreevy, finance minister between 1997 and 2004, scorned the notion that fiscal policy should lean against the business cycle.

SHOULD Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono feel scorned?

Skinner's ideas were scorned by many American psychologists.

Parents' ideas were scorned by their children, who accused them of being too concerned with money.

She scorned the view that inflation was already beaten.

The public has been scorned by some and the people treated as a sentimental fiction.

According to folklore, one Hallowe'en a tailor called Sh? n ap Robert scorned the idea of Angelystor while drinking in a local pub.

Rich and evil, is typical of playboy, scorned han.

of women old or dead who scorned the purest love.

She scorned to reply to the charge.

and many of Kennedy's advisers scorned the vice-president.

I was entering a territory I'd long scorned and derided.

But I am a worm and not a man, scorned by men and despised by the people.

I worry that they'll tumble into The Vortex and accept a job they should have scorned.

And in you I have found alonenessAnd the joy of being shunned and scorned.

that one man, scorned and covered with scars.

His candidacy has divided the Republican Party; while most have scorned him, others have sought to rehabilitate him

a woman scorned will tan until she's orange

It would be utterly scorned