The scholars laughed, scornfully; others grumbled at the severity of his remarks, but kneeled down.
"I.N.R.I." by Peter Rosegger
He laughed the authority to scorn.
"The Half-Hearted" by John Buchan
Scorn it and it serves you blindly.
"Destiny" by Charles Neville Buck
Words could not express Castro's scorn for these fellows.
"Romance" by Joseph Conrad and F.M. Hueffer
It was true that he paid scorn for scorn, but he was forced to take as well as give.
"The Debtor" by Mary E. Wilkins Freeman
When again Tarquin scorned her, she destroyed part of the rest in a similar way.
"Dio's Rome, Volume 1 (of 6)" by Cassius Dio
Then, whosoever may scorn you on earth, the great God in heaven will not scorn you.
"Westminster Sermons with a Preface" by Charles Kingsley
Mother, mother, how may thy son brook scorn and falsity, and foul calumny cast upon thee?
"The Days of Bruce Vol 1" by Grace Aguilar
Thou heed, and fear not, whatsoe'er I say, Nor scorn thy mother's counsels to obey.
"The Aeneid of Virgil" by Virgil
George looked upon himself as a marked man, against whom the scorn of the world was justly directed.
"From the Housetops" by George Barr McCutcheon
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Thy beauty, Beloved,
With scorn is rife,
But I know that Thou lovest me
Better than life.
"Amor Mysticus" by John Hay
I said unto the mist and morn,
Drearily:
"The shame of man and woman's scorn."
(Wearily.)
"Woman’s Portion" by Madison Julius Cawein
And all in vain ye scorn
That seeming ease which ne'er
Was born
Of aught but love and care.
"Art" by Alfred Noyes
Come listen to my mournful tale,
Ye tender hearts and lovers dear!
Nor will you scorn to heave a sigh,
Nor need you blush to shed a tear.
"Jemmy Dawson" by William Shenstone
Come listen to my mournful tale,
Ye tender hearts, and lovers dear;
Nor will you scorn to heave a sigh,
Nor will you blush to shed a tear.
"Jemmy Dawson" by Henry Morley
That head that once was crown'd with thorns,
Shall now with glory shine;
That heart that broken was with scorns,
Shall flow with life divine;
"Of Heaven" by John Bunyan
Chinese Turn to Ultrasound, Scorning Baby Girls for Boys.
Pandit was scorned after Citigroup's $45 billion bailout in 2008, but more recently praised for removing the bank from government ownership.
There's nothing quite like a politician scorned.
Biblical prophets — including Jesus — faced rejection, scorn in calls to authentic conversion.
Wine snobs scorn Pinot Grigio, but Lettie Teague ignores their withering glances on a taste-a-thon that uncovers some truly admirable bottles.
Now that Osama bin Laden is dead, America needs new enemies upon whom we can dump our never-ending supply of scorn and bile.
Whatever happens to post-election fiscal cliff negotiations in Washington, one previously scorned issue may be finally closer to resolution — immigration reform .
As the fallout continues for Kristen Stewart and her "Snow White and the Huntsman" director Rupert Sanders after they confessed to a fling Wednesday, reactions from their scorned lovers are beginning to come in.
A woman who was scorned by her ex-boyfriend was arrested on Monday for burning down the cabin where he lived, said Caddo Sheriff Steve Prator.
Recent news and coverage of Pop Scorn .
Scorn results from seeing someone who is powerless and below you socially, and it's just as dangerous as it implies the scorned person is not even worth your attention.
KXLY gives Spokane Scorn their due.
Last month in our April 27 issue, we covered the uprising of Spokane's only all-female tackle football team, the Spokane Scorn .
Ireland's newest tax draws scorn at rally.
Apple's Free iPhone 4 Cases Come with Pinch of Scorn .
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