But then, curiously, he did not snarl contemptuously that they were wrong and that he had a sackful of lawyers to say so. |
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A counter-proposal by Pakistan for an international force to be sent to Kashmir was then rejected contemptuously by India. |
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Gabrielle ground her teeth contemptuously, restraining herself from yelling back. |
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She would be unlikely to advance her interests by sneering contemptuously at the people of her own state. |
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I would growl contemptuously at my reflection in the bathroom mirror each morning. |
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He contemptuously declined to take his fee in irredeemable currency, however profusely offered. |
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She opened her eyes, staring contemptuously into the shadows that greeted her. |
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There are clown voodoo dolls flung contemptuously across the room to land all floppy on a shelf. |
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She stopped pacing to fold her arms over her chest and look contemptuously on the boy. |
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Critics who express doubts about the underpinnings of the current recovery are contemptuously shot down. |
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He can whip the ball past mid-wicket in a flash, his straight-driving is out of the ordinary, and he can essay the pull stroke contemptuously. |
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When I said that few people make real choices about their lives she sneered contemptuously at me. |
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He curls his lip contemptuously, and gives me one of his looks. |
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He likes to present himself as a historian, contemptuously rejecting what eminent historians and experienced history teachers tell him about the history curriculum. |
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The enemy being three to one grappled him contemptuously with iron hooks, and when the ships were fastened together the battle was fought as though it were on land. |
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Venice was contemptuously swept away by Napoleon, and the last doge voted himself out of office. |
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They are now treating the rule of law as contemptuously as Mr Castro himself does. |
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A member of my own party very recently spoke of it contemptuously as old, unpalatable rubbish, but it really is nothing of the kind. |
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When President Borrell, however, contemptuously suggested that Mr Buttiglione should take care of agriculture, what was he trying to say? |
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When Arnold complains of the slight in the official report on the battle Gates contemptuously restricts him to quarters. |
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Gulâb-Singh blinked strangely and looked at me either inquiringly or a bit contemptuously. |
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Those people have contemptuously ignored not only 5million peoples health but also the environment destruction in the most criminal way. |
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They resented the invasion of their town and spoke contemptuously of the culture vultures who winged in from London, jumping the taxi queues and packing out restaurants. |
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The inn-keeper in the Milan version is vexed and disconcerted with the frugality of the meal of leafage and bread, which has been contemptuously served on a tin plate. |
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He argued with the judge contemptuously, showing no respect or remorse for his actions. |
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On the other hand, there is evidence that some of the faculty treat the current military pillar contemptuously, regarding it as an unavoidable yet undesirable intrusion into an otherwise satisfactory scholarly environment. |
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Will the Chinese settlers who have so contemptuously refused to learn Tibetan become automatic citizens of the new country? For both the Baltic states then and Tibet now, émigré outfits matter a lot. |
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In the same way, we know yet only very little things about the mss. of which Fulvius Ursinus preserved the alternatives, treated too contemptuously apparently by the critics. |
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You, as cottage owners, have an opportunity in this municipality, to help change the way cottagers are continuously and contemptuously ignored by some of your representatives. |
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The complainant alleges that the municipal court judge made decisions contrary to the state of the law, refused to recuse himself, and acted contemptuously and with a desire for revenge. |
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