disdain

He remembered he had once said the great Trust had overlooked his little enterprise, disdaining to plunder such small fry .

Valenzuela presumably was picked to speak so that she could thunder at Obama for disdaining capitalism.

Zelma kept a small portion of the farm's tobacco, which she used to roll her own cigarettes, disdaining the introduction of filters.

extraneous light in the camera spoiled the photograph; relying upon an extraneous income; disdaining outside pressure groups.

But the eagle, disdaining his small size and insignificance, devoured the hare as the beetle looked on.

Yet as finance minister he earned plaudits for listening to sharp minds in the bureaucracy rather than disdaining them.

I, too, belonged to an inbred and wealthy men's club cloistered behind walls and disdaining modernity.

' said Isabella, calling up her dignity, and disdaining to struggle from the tight grasp that held her.

In disdaining suffering and not loving pleasure, You purify your own mind and gain the minds of others.

Disdaining its risk, its price, but believing in the prospects, and.

People admit while disdaining these two kinds of jobs that they are a kind of deal too implying, It is only the special deal .

For in every way, Lord, you have exalted and glorified your people, never disdaining them, but standing by them always and everywhere.

establishing right personnel view and abandoning the mouldy view of disdaining vocational education;