Examples of using Contempt in English and their translations into French
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Sceptic and Contempt.
Although he did hold me in contempt once, so… we have shared a moment.
he displays sardonic contempt for authority figures.
astreintes, contempt of court, or imprisonment.
wrote prose that showed his contempt for men who pursue women.
Defamatory matter includes publication of matters capable of injuring the reputation of a child by exposing"him" to hatred, contempt or ridicule.
for contravening the criminal code's provisions on religious contempt.
Once the soul looked contemptuously on the body, and then that contempt was the supreme thing.
to"social contempt" Honneth 2000.
who treat human rights with contempt should not be able to sleep peacefully.
The Greek Cypriot side continues to show utter contempt for what is left of the Turkish-Islamic heritage in southern Cyprus.
Islamic fascism is a descriptive name that highlights Islam's contempt for all democratic human rights and free speech.
Anger and contempt at the stupendous arrogance shown towards God by hundreds of thousands daily
A contempt order means asking the judge to decide that your partner knew about the order
treated with suspicion and contempt, you could do with a friend.
Religious celibacy is not contempt with regard to the chain of human life,
Secretary of State Adams summarized in his memoirs that"Bland holds them in abhorrence and contempt.
Ljubiša Petković's initial appearance occurred on 29 May 2008 on the charge of contempt for failing to comply with the subpoena of the Chamber.
But I have to say that I often feel a great deal of contempt from European publishers.
Continued non-compliance then constitutes contempt of Court, and will usually land the person in jail.