scornfulness

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• Lauded chefs like David Chang are not only less scornful of fast food, but go as far as to celebrate it.

• Over a period of just a few weeks, a host of high profile periodicals have published smug, scornful dismissals of the music.

• Ronald Reagan was president when we made that movie, and he was scornful and just openly had all these vile attitudes.

• There are also the looting and desecrating “archaeologists” for whom Wilkinson reserves his most scornful language.

• “It couldn't be any other way on high cards,” said Titanic with a deeply scornful gesture.

• Anyone ought to know,” said Titanic, still scornful, “that that's impossible.

• Answered Elizabeth, hardly attempting to conceal her scornful doubt of his sincerity.

• This demand was made with scornful seriousness; with a ruthless application to the feelings of a son.

• "I'm quite aware that my appearance is not prepossessing," said the Hole-keeper, with a scornful look at the Goblin.

• He realized for the first time what a prop and resource the deep maturity and scornful strength of his mother had been.

• Some scornful commentator has called this doggerel; but I would that all doggerel were as interesting.