“disdain for”簡單造句，disdain for造句子

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

We've talked about the rocky relationship between doctors and patients, a doctor's disdain for medical Googlers, and whether doctors should lecture patients about their weight.

Or so Phillip and Erik seem to believe, as they throw themselves into a life of literature (it might as well be cinema) with all the attendant cliches, like their disdain for (terror of) women.

He expressed disdain for the negative reaction of officials in Rome.

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

Only 1 out of 5 women would dump their partner if they became fat. Men, on the other hand, show no such restraint with nearly half admitting their disdain for up-sized girlfriends.

I often condescending, disdain for everything, gesticulating at home.

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

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

And he quotes northerners whose disdain for the south, or Mezzogiorno, leads them to call it Africa or Egypt.

America has a unique disdain for vocational education.

He Qiu two people did not know how many times he had left his mouth, which seemed very disdain for his reluctance.

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

In the past, I have made no secret of my disdain for Chef Gusteau's famous motto, "Anyone can cook." But I realize only now do I truly understand what he meant.

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

Since he became a chief executive, he has been arrogant and disdain for his former colleagues.