disdain

Kong Yiji stared at the guy who asked him, with a look of disdain.

By his own account, he does not simply disdain coffee; he rages against it, preaches of its evils, overturns coffee urns in restaurants.

Even westerners, with the benefit of a bit of Chinese efficiency, disdain the weakness of the democratic system.

One of his tasks is to overcome Europeans' sense of being treated with disdain.

Although we disdain to the use of such a state crown with a version of the name, and YY, then it is 3. 0 days what kind.

It had become used to telling the same jokes, travelling to the same bridge tournaments and treating the rest of Wall Street with disdain.

The receptionist looked at me with disdain when I walked into Suffolk College asking to enrol.

But you wear it with such a disdain, my guess is that you did not come from money and your school friends never let you forget it.

you ! " said the stately warrior , scanning the small form of the poet with ineffable disdain" .

Of course, a proper sense of history is essential for rulers, and disdain for it a danger (Mr Blair is proof of that).

It's so I can look in disdain at my idiot friend happily eating a chocolate bacon cupcake and inform her that this year, it's all about pie.

Son of disdain for his father, said: "The people who take such a vehicle, necessarily Moyouxuewen stomach! "

He felt disdain for worldly pleasures and was totally guileless , like a child. But he had a violent temper.

Talk to her, his tone is always full of disdain: "Free to give you a Friendly reminder, you still give it, as you go so there is no hope. "

To disclose the name of his latest purchases would be like walking into the jaws of disdain.

"Pig! " she spat out at him viciously, her nostrils flaring in a look of savage disdain.

But she had an extra quality that frustrated her critics during her lifetime and has done little to soften their disdain since her death.

He also treats his fans with disdain and coldly urges the Democratic Party to do the wrong thing if it might be politically advantageous.

Shylock is a tormented character but is also a tormenter, so whether he is to be viewed with disdain or sympathy is up to the reader.

Jobs is a classic right brainer with a intense focus on a product's visual appearance and a disdain for the consumer's opinion.

Therefore, when South Koreatiao gao throat by hard gallery, the Wang Elimaea do not always listen, to show disdain and warnings.

What Papanoida did not keep secret was his love of performance art, and his disdain of Chancellor Palpatine's policies.

Einstein was interpreted as a relativist by many (including some whose disdain fueled their anti-Semitism. ) This was not the case.

They were friendly, but bikers always reserve a particular disdain for scooterists, believing they're only "playing at it" .

In today's fast-paced city life, our hearts impetuous, and the disdain the pursuit of fame and fortune, we have been a lot, and lost a lot.

If Mr Chirac looked upon America with a mixture of envy and disdain, Mr Sarkozy appears genuinely fond of the place and its people.

It spoke well of her skills to have earned the respect of a people well known for their disdain for government.

How evil he looked? The face was saturnine and swarthy , and the sensual lips seemed to be twisted with disdain.

there were twenty other monuments, which did not disdain to bury their wonders in that chaos of black, deep, narrow streets.

Toads pursuit of swans, swan disdain said: If I as long as you die!

U. S. -backed military strikes that have killed civilians and a local government official have increased disdain for foreign interference.

All this has exempted her from the lasting public disdain for politicians that has hampered her opponents, including poor Mr Duhalde.

Like an insecure teenager, we shout obscenities , mistaking disdain for interest.

and the pretty girls no longer harbored disdain for a young man in blue jeans.

I said to her disdain: "grass and rice are unsure, you're a pig. "

His voice tightens with disdain when he describes 'those square-toed club shoes' that some young recruits wear to the office.

THE Bank of England's governor, Sir Mervyn King, hardly bothers these days to conceal his disdain for City folk.

Therefore, illustrative art, whether in business or literature, would lose its meaning and charm if it chose to disdain its secondary roles.

From the height of her disdain she summed him up for the thousandth time.

Even as they disdain the west's demands that they cap emissions, the rising powers have begun to recognise what they have to lose.

During World War I, there was much disdain over anything considered German and unfortunately the dachshund was a victim of much hostility.

Opening your doors only to have them flung back in your face with misinformed and misguided moral disdain is deeply insulting.

Pie pie. And the book thrown to disdain to bed. So owe a flat.

As I reminded you the last time, God did not disdain keeping an eye on it.

The firm, itself immense, did not disdain the petty retail dealing.

The girl fell and broke is natural, blood dripping wet, can have legs father still stood there, his eyes filled with disdain and cold.

The appearance of cool deliberation is their public face, which often represents only their disdain for contact with the spectators.

More importantly, sex workers often suffer from official disdain or condescension and are seen as the problem, not the solution.

Grow not proud from praise or esteem; Nor be angry at contempt and disdain; With compassion for the unfortunate, Strive only to help.

They were Jeffersonian in their disdain for patricians, Jacksonian in their belief in individualistic, competitive enterprise.

A lot of NBA players and commentators treated Yao with disdain upon his arrival, an overhyped stiff they promised to embarrass.

second, its intention is not to examine human beings deficiency, but to disdain and discard human beings external predicament.

it was to agitate that ocean of human waves, how many were received with a look of indifference or a sneer of disdain!

'Their disdain for luxury brands is, in a way, an affirmation of their elite status. '

First, the region depends on the western hyper-demand for which it now exhibits so much disdain.

However, many players have been vocal in their disdain for the new ball, saying that it is too sticky when dry, and too slippery when wet.

In his weekly address, President Obama shows disdain for the "Pledge to America" , which House Republicans unveiled this week.

Skeptics will claim to intellectually disdain these high-fashion images, yet almost no one can resist looking at them.

My perception for free-loaders----welfare and food stamp recipients----had always been tinged with disdain.

I have nothing but disdain for such a person.

Few had a good word for the hotel maid; some treated her claims with equal disdain.

This sudden and sometimes severely accentuated gravity resembled the disdain of a goddess .

"What do you mean, old hag? " said Edmund with disdain. "What could you know of princely affairs? "

I think this indulges that ordinary people dealing in a high enough to enable her show disdain for all vehicles.

Personal strengths: Charm and a disdain for conventional thinking.

But there was disdain in it. He kept looking at the young Fisherman.

But her sister, not caring to hide her disdain, expressed it pretty openly in her looks.

He also expresses his disdain for the multimillion-dollar bonuses corporate executives receive and fears this practice will continue.

Most strikers reacted with disdain to news of the fare increase, saying it was too small to make a difference.

A few. But their work is almost inevitably treated with disdain by the jaded reviewers.

Today, we often look at leaders with a sense of contempt and disdain.

A few will point out McCarthy's utter disdain for the normal conventions of literary prose.

I do not here mean that it so elevates the moral nature as to make men disdain and abhor the oppression of their fellow-men.

Mr Balls, like him a former disciple of Mr Brown, is thought to disdain his woolly line on the deficit.

Even regimes that disdain anything that smacks of a western model want to claim the legitimacy conferred by democratic choices.

But as an intellectual he could exhibit disdain for elected politicians.

Some people feel disdain [as] it was only a dog.

Qi, smiling shook her head, Yang more days to disdain to account for this kind of petty gain is also, custom is rules.

they have rocked me to my core. in the past, i have made no secret of my disdain for chef gustav's famous motto, "anyone can cook. "

Ignore outsiders who disdain our way of life or try to discredit our special teachings.

Republicans were left with few other options other than showing their disdain for the theatrics and plotting next step forwards.

Though the commission is the traditional guardian of the European ideal, it is regarded with some disdain by the Germans and French.

Injustice, particularly when he sees people who are different treated with disdain and discrimination.

European disdain for the United States is centuries old, of course.

What's funny here, of course, is the way in which the euphemisms of biz-talk are always one small step from bloody disdain.

Can talk together is good, but if the interest is not cast, may evolve to grade mutual disdain, increase the fast.

Mr Sarkozy's gum-chewing, I heard, served as a metaphor for France's disdain for Turkey's European aspirations.

Such talk is particularly loud online, where Syrian tweeters have voiced disdain for Turkey's attempts to get Mr Assad to end the bloodshed.

TYPICAL USE: Now that she is rich, she disdain to speak to her old friends.

In the manifesto of the Communist Party Marx and Angels say, "The Communists disdain to conceal their views and aims. "

Mr. Buffett has previously expressed disdain for private-equity buyouts that employed excessive leverage.

Love or hatred, respect or disdain, Chateaubriand, like all the genius, left mixed feelings along his path.

The brain - the center of our information processors "disdain" to control this.

It is right to encourage allies not disdain them; to cajole rivals as well as threaten.

Bearing others'disdain and mistrust with simmering rage, they skulk back to their shadowy schemes and furtive activities.

The use of surveys of forecasts might seem a little at odds with my previously expressed disdain for forecasts.

they regarded each other as grizzled veterans of the political wars and shared a certain disdain for Obama as flashy and callow.

These adjectives mean filled with or marked by a high opinion of oneself and disdain for what one views as being unworthy .

They are a distinct expression of their complete disdain for egotism and the significance of superficial good looks.

Mr Crone conveyed disdain for the MPs, particularly Tom Watson, the committee's toughest questioner.

Even the Seattle public address announcer joined in, announcing Bryant's third quarter re-entry with disdain.

On the other hand, it was totally disdain tradition, to be wantonly destroyed, such an attitude also must be reversed.

Bo, who was white, called himself a "Christian" but seemed a hypocrite for his disdain for blacks.

Such disdain may have made the moustaches of the Pakistani Rangers bristle.

It is rich in triumphalism, disdain and pride, in the love of power and of domination.

He held them in such disdain that whenever he lay down to sleep he would send and order them to stop talking.

People watch it in a joking manner. I have to watch it in a manner of disgust , disdain and feel my humiliation .

But they disdain conventional library classifications.

Like Icarus, many American homeowners are now paying the price of their disdain for gravity.

They need to stop treating the outside world with disdain, and replace it with transparency and honesty.

The manner in which they had repulsed the attack of the preceding night had caused them to almost disdain in advance the attack at dawn.

"Nothing. She is your friend. Isn't she the one who used to clean your apartment? " she said with disdain.

My heart in your disdain in a piece of litter into the rubbish.

Continue to tolerate, is rather painful and faithful, or simply crazy vomit a disdain to Toyota center spittle?

Li Li and chat, he appears to be "easy" and even disdain, but the confusion in the eyes or an act of betrayal!

And there is , between the arrogant swans and the prolific geese , an indifference , almost a disdain.

However unfair, it can be seen as a typical expression of the disdain that many of the region's elites hold for the merchants of the casbah.

Others may look like that cohort but may be devout Christians and disdain native medicine.

There is the usual disdain of old money for the taste of those with new money, who are perceived as favouring conceptual works.

John Lewis's employee ownership and good service have allowed it to escape public disdain, but there are other techniques.

Subsequent negotiations with Moscow have served only to underline the latter's disdain for anything but force.

But if the Chinese disdain the cheeses enjoyed by Europeans, they themselves adore some stinky foods that would appal many foreigners.

I dared not think that they would turn from me with disdain and horror.

No one likes to be treated with disdain.

I remember feeling disdain for this collection of ogling humanity.

The Bible goes to great lengths to confirm God's disdain for society's self-ruling ecumenical pursuits.

Used to express disdain or disbelief.

In pursuing this mission they are off to a strong start, not least because of public disdain for "scroungers" .

Expressive of disdain; scornful and contemptuous.

Years later I still can't muster up anything but disdain for this rebranding project.

Affecting an attitude of disdain or conceit ; haughty and supercilious.

Historically, moral disdain for smoking long predates any issues of health.

The editor said, with enormous disdain, "I read this. And we're not going to publish it, because we only publish science. "

The middle class's newfound disdain for democracy is counterintuitive.

Tina's disdain for spitting, pushing and the condition of public bathrooms are shared by many friends in the US.

Disdain for holier-than-thou lefties who ride their husbands' coat-tails to power and wealth.

Waller: Disgust and disdain for yourself that you did it?

We disdain hum songs because memorial youth believe bright will always debut.

Flapper is a young woman, especially one in the 1920's who showed disdain for conventional dress and behavior.

He doesn't disguise his disdain for the lead plaintiffs' attorney, Steven R. Donziger, whom Chevron has portrayed as greedy and dishonest.

Have the previous reports about Generation Y's disdain for email simply been wrong?

They focus on me, their eyes brimming with disdain.

I began this story to comment aboard why a lot of American women disdain Asian girls.

Disdain for American-educated students has come only recently.

Indeed, the latter often express disdain for, and impatience with, the messiness of democracy.

be achieved overnight but with Seoul, begging people disdain also.

Show disdain for unvirtue by not praising it. Pass by needless gatherings, and Take no delight in foolish talk. . .

Exorbitant rents must be paid for tiny flats which even country hens would disdain to live in.

The language joss-stick heaves eyebrow, a disdain, the milli- ignores.

Mr Kith Meng's meteoric rise has drawn a mix of envy and disdain from some rival businessmen.

After all, voters share his disdain for the political class.

Glorious dragons began traversing the new continents, while the contemptuous Gaea Giants looked upon all life with disdain.

And we reserve special disdain for our rivals, taking care not to behave in the unethical ways they do.

Mo : (with disdain) Spare this kind of little trick! It makes me laugh!

A gel women can use secretly has long been sought, since many men disdain condoms and many women want to get pregnant.

Ms Merkel and Mr Sarkozy have never disguised their mutual disdain.

There is an official disdain towards critical thinking.

America has a unique disdain for vocational education.

Our nation's founders had disdain for democracy and majority rule.

Reed is one of the few prominent colleges that dares to disdain to take part in the US News survey.

Reed is one of the few prominent colleges that dares to disdain to take part in the US News survey.

Appreciation and gratitude are instant soul-lifters as angst, contempt and disdain which weigh you down and make you dull.

Despite his popularity, his work has provoked intense disdain from some in the art world.

The intellectuals tend to view this effort with disdain.

The Communists disdain to conceal their views and aims.

For their part, the Bronx Romanies view the old continent with mixed sympathy and disdain.

after entering the program of " 115 " Shan head is more dynasty the goal of modern seashore city disdain with great efforts.

The study found that boys face more peer pressure to adopt American youth culture--the dress, the slang, the disdain for education.

My heart is pierced by Cupid, I disdain all glittering gold.

More than two months of disdain and cold, really regret of the table.

More than two months of disdain and cold, really regret of the table.

This too favors the Pauls, two men with open disdain forthe inner sanctums of power and money.

expressive of unfriendliness or disdain.

Since this is a typical way of making conversation, many girls tend to refuse it, or treat the boy with disdain.

look down upon, means to regard with disdain.

Disdain to him disdained scraps to give.

Yet was he servile to my coy disdain.

Shuagushihuai who will not only gentlemanly disdain it.

Because I disdain to in such, also not to the extent of deprave this farm land.

His disdain for City types extends to many other aspects of business life.

His disdain for City types extends to many other aspects of business life.

I disdain speaking ill of others.

He was treated with disdain.

In the past, I have made no secret of my disdain for chef Gusteau's famous motto, "Anyone can cook. "

The government's disdain for women increased by the day.

My vision is clear BECAUSE of those magics you hold in disdain.

She curled her lips in disdain.

The crow watched them with disdain .

While affecting to disdain the ways of the Chinese they unconsciously adopted them for their own.

The Communist Party's disdain for shows such as "Happy Girl" has long been clear.

In this world, I see tired flatter those baffling words, but also disdain those who deliberately touted.

I would certainly disdain to live in such tiny flats.

It's laughter and it's loving i disdain.

Apart from this, we should also not disdain those AIDS patients, for they are in bad need of care and love.

We disdain it, and we believe there is a way in dark, a way of ourselves.

If we focus, we can look upon the good and bad with equal disdain or pleasure.

What branch does one disdain when one feels that one is falling? He drew near to the Jondrette girl.

theater for the trail, to well-known bit of knowledge by those who disdain;

Nor did he soften much in his disdain for the fruits of commercial society: cheaper cotton and swifter railways meant nothing to him;

we disdain the rich, "sudden wealth " think it was just random chance, but never get their inspiration from others, thus getting rich;

you and us that you disdain and fight against

raise the shoulders, especially as a gesture of doubt, disdain, or indifference

My heart is pierced by Cupid, I disdain all glittering gold, There is nothing that can console me but my jolly sailor bold

disdain despise reject scorn contempt derogate disparage depreciate

Among them, the liberal arts classes handsome man, jade tree, Chao Guan Yu, a disdain for sentient beings;

Your arrogance and conceit, your selfish disdain for the feelings of others

Disdain Things you cannot have: Ignoring them is the best Revenge

My tongue-tied patience with too much disdain;

Expressive of cold unfriendliness or disdain:

Who blush'd and pouted in a dull disdain,

scorn disdain hate contemn loathe

People's disdain appearance from eyes

His disdain for lawyers was made clear in that moment

A glance of lofty disdain

It is wrong to disdain a Man merely because he is poor

Don't disdain or abandon me

For thee to disdain it;