When you ride one, people look at you with disdain.
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Some terrorism suspects treated their time with Zagury with disdain.
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"So this is clearly for enthusiasts," he said with disdain.
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All the children turned to look at me with disdain.
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In 22017 years, will nostalgic Chinese view it with disdain?
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He smiled immediately as he eyed the watch with disdain.
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Most voters view Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump with disdain.
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McDonald's in Queens and treat their customers and employees with disdain:
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She surveys the melee of a joyful dancing crowd with disdain.
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And then, when vaginas do come up, they are treated with disdain.
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In all of his movies, his line-readings are filled with disdain.
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Yan spoke with disdain about the commodification of the site for tourists.
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Jacob doesn't use with us, nor does he regard us with disdain.
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If you're like me, sometimes you look at your iPhone with disdain.
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Private cultural initiatives, even those funded by Greeks, are often met with disdain.
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For decades, trans people's lives have been reported on sensationally and with disdain.
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Not the democratic ideals that America once embodied but now treats with disdain.
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The art world, en masse, rejected the argument, and the book, with disdain.
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It's no wonder so many beauty aficionados look back on the finish with disdain.
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Above all, I regret spending years abusing my body and treating it with disdain.
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He dances around the spirit of dead man, looking at dead man with disdain.
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As a female union leader, Akter says some men have treated her with disdain.
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Fluctuations in the market can leave investors looking at their mutual funds with disdain.
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In this male-dominated environment, Afghan women in uniform are often met with disdain.
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Muslim scholars reacted to the sermon primarily on social media with disdain and outrage.
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With that in mind, I viewed Disney and real-life princesses alike with disdain.
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When asked by reporters what he thought of the protests, Bevin described it with disdain.
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When people asked me if I would go see the movie, I responded with disdain.
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Like Mr Obama, Mr Trump refers to the Gulf's oil-rich Sunni monarchies with disdain.
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The CIA essentially cannot submit to civilian oversight, because it treats civilian oversight with disdain.
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The president clearly viewed both democratic norms and, in many cases, the law with disdain.
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Which perhaps was why she hardly drank and why she spoke of drugs with disdain.
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She treated Sabalenka's strong first serve with disdain, by going for outright winners off the return.
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Tyrion, who has always been viewed with disdain by his sister, deserves his moment of triumph.
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Some people will view every tweet with disdain, while others will praise anything that is posted.
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And both now have given flip answers to lawmakers that history likely will regard with disdain.
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Every sentence he speaks drips with disdain for those around him, particularly for his sister, Burnham.
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Roosevelt had previously observed Hoover's hands-on approach to business with disdain but his reservations were transient.
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No less than Mr Obama, Mr Trump refers to the Gulf's oil-rich Sunni princes with disdain.
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Unless someone knows it was auctioned for a good cause, they might look on it with disdain.
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That might explain why his endorsement is so saturated with disdain that it reads like a condemnation.
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They hear politicians painting them with one broad brush, with disdain, with automatic cries of implicit bias.
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Now, imagine arriving in safe place only to be met with disdain, distrust, ignorance and outright hatred.
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Rather than joining forces to contain China's economic expansionism, the Trump administration has treated Europe with disdain.
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For the American order to fall apart Mr Trump only has to treat it with disdain and neglect.
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It both broke my heart and filled me with disdain—she seemed so helpless, so unable to fight.
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But that would require diplomacy, concessions and thoughtful strategy, qualities that the Trump team has treated with disdain.
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" As his voice dripped with disdain, Obama said the press covered "every little juicy tidbit of political gossip.
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He treats rituals like the ceremony and the "blessed be the [fill in the noun]" greetings with disdain.
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Many view the media, including my employer, with disdain -- and they do not hesitate to let me know.
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My friends and I looked at the mile run and the desire to conquer it with disdain, actually.
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Many Republicans who want to diminish government's role in health care view the single-payer approach with disdain.
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My attempts to increase the workload of a lackadaisical operating room were met with disdain and eventual retaliation.
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And Mr Trump, who campaigned as an outsider with disdain for his fellow Republicans, started his with obvious disadvantages.
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Strangers view her with fear and suspicion; some relatives treat this "bush wife" and her "tainted" child with disdain.
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At worst, they're sabotaging their own games by treating another player with disdain in front of the entire cast.
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Now, it's a term they treat with disdain: If Filipino food is "fusion," that means they don't like it.
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Under Trump, the United States has treated the WTO with disdain, turning tariffs and trade rules into diplomatic weapons.
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As a devout Christian, she spoke with disdain of her former career, saying she had been miserable throughout it.
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She's forced to serve her new husband's family, and is treated with disdain because she hasn't had a child.
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They strived to increase their height, and, when they succeeded, began to look with disdain on their colleagues below.
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In private, Murdoch regarded Trump with disdain, seeing him as a real-estate huckster and a shady casino operator.
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BY AGE 10, Nadia Olive Schnack had already come to regard the tasteful neutrality of Scandinavian interiors with disdain.
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People who are glued to screens to the exclusion of other people are regarded with disdain: narcissistic, withholding, deceitful, sneaky.
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It came to be used to describe something unexpected and wrong but is now generally viewed with disdain as racist.
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A Muslim himself, from Cotobato City in Mindanao, the 47-year-old soldier was filled with disdain for the militants.
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Thank heaven for major players like Sean Connery, who are wise enough (and major enough) to treat it with disdain.
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While the job of Interpol's president is limited in scope, the announcement was met with disdain by human rights groups.
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However, their attempt at freedom is looked on with disdain by straight-laced Gwendolyn (Applegate) and Stacy (Jada Pinkett Smith).
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The brothers look with disdain and fear at Chinese businessmen and laborers now exploiting the underground riches of their land.
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If he continues to wear the scarlet PED, though, he'll keep us thinking and his name, whether reverently or with disdain.
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The League, despite Mr Salvini's efforts to make it a national party, still has many supporters who view southerners with disdain.
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Some of those he's allied himself with disdain all gun control, including gun-free zones at schools and other government buildings.
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The two men are schoolmates from the same elite English boarding school, the sort of background many Scots view with disdain.
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As Republican lawmakers rose to applaud, Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) could be seen reacting with disdain over the president's shoulder.
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While most of the guys were battling nerves (to varying degrees of success), Chad looked upon his fellow contestants with disdain.
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She was a trailblazer for women when entering politics was difficult and male counterparts could treat them with disdain and disrespect.
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However, their attempt at freedom is looked on with disdain by straight-laced Gwendolyn (Christina Applegate) and Stacy (Jada Pinkett Smith).
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But if Mr. Schneiderman were to take on a criminal prosecution, it would very likely be met with disdain by conservatives.
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The cosy oligopoly operated by American, United and Delta, which stifles competition on many routes, allows them to treat customers with disdain.
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Perhaps only with disdain for the status quo can a startup create something that people not only don't hate, but find helpful.
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The announcement of the Paterno tribute was met with disdain on social media from those who partly blame him for the scandal.
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Not only have they ignored the "not-so-well-off" people but, in fact, they have looked down upon them with disdain.
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He restored dignity and trust in the United States when the world regarded us with disdain and suspicion after the Iraq war.
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Eighty years ago, when Edward VIII abdicated so he could marry an American divorcée, the British public treated his bride with disdain.
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The whole number is thick with sarcasm, dripping with disdain and bursting with vanity for the powers she possesses and longs to use.
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Eventually, as Elaine Castillo wrote for Taste, the Americans who stationed themselves abroad considered the canned foods that they had introduced with disdain.
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Winfield believes robot law enforcement officers are "likely to be treated with disdain," and potentially exploited by the public through hacking or gaming.
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If he's smart, given the challenges he's facing abroad, he will seek to mobilize the department's expertise, rather than treat it with disdain.
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And rather than merely disagree, we label others with disdain, with members of Congress inciting discord and excoriating judicial nominees for being Christian.
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" Alan Dershowitz watched the same proceedings with disdain, writing in Newsweek that too few journalists "reflected the complexity and nuance of the situation.
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He pushed unorthodox proposals, like substituting mercenaries for American soldiers, which were greeted with disdain by military commanders but appealed to the president.
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He's actually very little like Trump when it comes to rules and to the system itself: He's never acted with disdain for the rules.
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"You've treated European customers with disdain," one member of the British Parliament complained to VW's top executive in Britain at a hearing last month.
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Misterbnb CEO Matthieu Jost built his platform after a ruined vacation in Barcelona where an Airbnb host treated him and his partner with disdain.
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"So lay your hands across my beating heart," Homme croons, still dripping with disdain and regret, like a man in a constant lip-curl.
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But he often speaks with disdain about feminism generally, and in unguarded moments he is liable to comment on essential distinctions between the sexes.
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I don't say this with disdain of any sort; I just mean that objectively, it's not the strongest message for an executive to send.
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Republicans on the House Ways and Means Committee brimmed with disdain for the tax in a hearing on the bill this week, with Rep.
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"You've treated European customers with disdain," one member of the British Parliament told Paul Willis, VW's top executive in Britain, during a hearing last month.
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Have you ever checked out a shiny Apple Mac product, in all its confident glory, and then looked at your tired old thing with disdain?
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" When he appeared on screen, Barack Obama was met with disdain, as Trump voters started to sing "Na, na, na, na, hey, hey, hey, goodbye!
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But for now, bask in the glory of the commercials; enjoy the idea of a transparent iPhone; and gaze upon your current iPhone with disdain.
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NGOs in South-East Asia say that Chinese firms, which had previously treated local critics with disdain, have started to take their concerns more seriously.
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The hyper-detailed lion Mr. McCurdy inked on her index finger that night earned jeers from "serious" tattoo people, who regard micro-tattoos with disdain.
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To the Editor: "How Far America Has Fallen" seethes with disdain for all the good people in Colorado, like me, who voted for Donald Trump.
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How would you want your family to be treated when they come to this country: with disdain and hatred and ignorance and violence, or with love?
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Then, the White House apparently leaked a letter from Trump to Recep Tayyip Erdogan written in juvenile language that the Turkish President later treated with disdain.
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Some of this animus, on both sides, undoubtedly stems from the 85033 election, where the GOP establishment initially reacted to Trump's candidacy with disdain and horror.
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Both of them espouse the grit and the craft of the Chicago school, and Coon mentioned with disdain the "presentational" style of New York stage acting.
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The idea has been met with disdain in Mexico and by Latinos in the United States, but it has become a rallying cry for Trump supporters.
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Every decision David Fernández Borbalán, the referee, gave against the host team was greeted with disdain; every wayward pass, every wrong decision triggered howls of protest.
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Yesterday's news about the Federal Trade Commission potentially fining Facebook up to $5 billion was met by many with disdain because it didn't go far enough.
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Clinton called Trump "temperamentally unfit" for the presidency during a foreign policy address in San Diego that was infused with disdain for the presumptive GOP nominee.
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More broadly, critics of the police have said the shooting was just the latest demonstration that the authorities across the country treat black residents with disdain.
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" Her request was met with disdain from board member Erika Brunson, who responded to her in an email forwarded to Gizmodo: "Are you out of your mind?
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Former colleagues, including Tom Arnold — who worked on the original "Roseanne" and was married to her for four years — and the producer Danny Zuker responded with disdain.
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Many in the Tuesday Group wanted nothing to do with the Freedom Caucus, a group of three-dozen hard-liners viewed with disdain by many House Republicans.
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His then-influential history writing drips with disdain for rubes who regard themselves as victimized by economics and history, who have failed to maintain correct political attitudes.
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Last year's Marvel spectacular Dr. Strange was met with disdain when Tilda Swinton was cast in a role that's portrayed as Asian in the source material as well.
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Whether you agree with their brand of feminism or not, pedalling a message of female solidarity and empowerment in the process can hardly be looked upon with disdain.
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Gerardo would be better off moving away, as his wife (Marleyda Soto) wishes, but he stays because of his aging mother (Hilda Ruiz), who regards Alfonso with disdain.
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The future of hundreds of thousands of DREAMers depends on the words — and actions — of a president who has repeatedly talked about their countries of origin with disdain.
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The Trump administration had treated the committee with disdain, Menendez said, and it was imperative that members insisted on their right to fully vet nominees for higher office.
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Though he denied that he was making a threat, there was no denying that he viewed the justice system with disdain and wanted the world to know it.
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The Scottish actress, who has a well-documented taste for designer fashion, responded with disdain to a critic who commented on one of her Instagram posts Monday evening.
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You have to treat each new work with disdain and as if it has no value at all whilst you are making it, otherwise you cannot express yourself fully.
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She was even doing Mr. Trump's trademark gesticulations and facial expressions: pursing her lips, rolling her eyes and shrugging with disdain, as she sang about being rejected by women.
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Enjoying the perfect cocktails, the beautifully prepared organic food, the carefully selected wine, and the witty conversation, of course punctuated frequently with disdain or a weak joke about Trump.
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He didn't like how producers were using TV -- "There were people throwing pies at each other," he told Junod with disdain -- so he set out to change the landscape.
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The aide was viewed with disdain by the national security establishment in Washington and national security adviser H.R. McMaster had been trying to force him from the White House.
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Zelda, already viewed with disdain by the lab's white employees because she's black, is married to a man she loves but who seems to see her as an inconvenience.
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Because your cat doesn't already hate you enough, why not strap a gadget around its neck and give it even more reasons to look upon your human form with disdain.
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At the time, single motherhood was rare and regarded with disdain; this was the era of Dan Quayle, then the vice president, scorning Murphy Brown for being a single mother.
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Regardless of the fact that I'm a graduate of Temple University with a bachelor's in economics and a successful entrepreneur, I'm treated with disdain from whites in high-end districts.
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For much of American history, politicians viewed secrecy and spying with disdain; these practices seemed suited for Old World autocrats and royal-court conspirators, not for citizens of a democracy.
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There was no confusing what Pillar said: The 26-year-old shouted the f-word at Atlanta's Jason Motte in a brief but heated moment that was met with disdain.
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Nadiya Savchenko, responded with disdain to the accusations, denying she had called for bloodshed, but saying she would like to see a military coup against Ukraine's political establishment, Interfax Ukraine reported.
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I knew that Melrose's caustic one-liners would make Noel Coward look like a lamb; that could guzzle gimlets as fast as he could train his eye on others with disdain.
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This came as late news to the young Beat writers, so it is perhaps not surprising that Ginsberg's first exposure to Burroughs's use of the cut-up was met with disdain.
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In a city that is mostly white and Latino, the killing, they say, is a sign of a police force that treats black residents with disdain and unfairly targets their neighborhoods.
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"The core institutions of American democracy are being battered by an administration that has treated the country's traditional checks and balances with disdain," said Michael J. Abramowitz, president of Freedom House.
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Certainly, we can continue to look with disdain at those who are scoffing at recommendations for social distancing, as they put their own desire to party ahead of our collective well-being.
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And Matthews never seemed to care that the ground was shifting beneath his feet—a born yapper and self-proclaimed politics-knower, he treated anyone who thought about politics differently with disdain.
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It was a sense of helplessness, the recognition that we are at the mercy of an industry that makes money off our data, treats us with disdain and answers to no one.
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What followed was a cacophony of ridicule from amateur armchair prosecutors -- some of them former FBI employees -- responding with disdain and waxing authoritatively about an investigation in which they had no part.
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The move was met with disdain for its alleged disruption to the pastoral landscape of Long Island's East End, including a cease and desist letter from the New York State Department of Transportation.
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This all makes a certain amount of sense to Vinen, who notes that like the student radicals, de Gaulle "regarded the consumer society with disdain": He had opposed Israel during the 1967 war.
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News last week that Facebook expected to be fined up to $5 billion by the Federal Trade Commission over privacy violations was met with disdain by many because it didn't go far enough.
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Her rise created tensions in the court and the royal family, which were documented by foreign envoys, who often wrote with disdain about Nur's influence over Jahangir and described him as an alcoholic.
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On the one hand, conservatives have long viewed the Internal Revenue Service with disdain and it has long been a plank of the Republican Party's orthodoxy that taxes should be lowered across the board.
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She could go from flirtatious to annoyed to rapturous in a matter of seconds, twitch her nose with disdain or slap a line of men across the face and, all the while, keep dancing.
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Without it, the executive branch treats Congress with disdain, and the public interest is often subverted to partisan narratives that vary based on whether the Congressional majority is the same party as the president.
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"The documents speak for themselves in a voice filled with disdain for the consuming public and its health," the judge, H. Lee Sarokin of Federal District Court in New Jersey, wrote earlier in 1992.
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Latest Plan to Rescue Puerto Rico Is Met With Disdain on Island | The plan calls for putting Puerto Rico's finances under a presidentially appointed oversight board — a bitter pill to many on the island.
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Though his offerings were met with disdain from neighborhood kids, even toothbrushes don't seem like the worst offenders in the category of bad trick-or-treat giveaways, because at least they have a practical use.
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They revealed that many DNC members privately spoke of Bernie Sanders with disdain, drove DNC Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz and other top staffers to resign, and overall made an ugly start for the Democratic convention.
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In October, Mayor Ben McAdams of Salt Lake County, a Democrat, announced a bid to oust Representative Mia Love in Utah, a conservative state stocked with educated Mormon voters who view Mr. Trump with disdain.
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His girlfriend looks at the Note 8 with disdain, before simply taking out her Moto phone with a snap-on projector attachment, and beaming the same video onto the wall, while he looks on in amazement.
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I have also seen new-age kind of people talking with disdain about money, and claiming that "money doesn't make you happy, " and "rich people are assholes," and various other statements that show disgust for money.
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Left-of-center papers like the Guardian, which opposed Brexit, have tended to be more sympathetic to Prince Harry and his American wife, even if they season their coverage with disdain for the entire royal enterprise.
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The only case in which Kat is shown to be wrong, in fact, is when she treats Bianca with disdain rather than sympathy, and lies to her rather than tell her the truth about the world.
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Reports that Biden is working on a climate change plan that tries to find a "middle ground" on the issue were met with disdain from Democrats for whom the climate has become a central issue, like Rep.
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Its badness is a foregone conclusion, but so was that of David Hockney a decade or two ago, when many people saw his work as lightweight, and the late work of Picasso was also viewed with disdain.
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While Wall Street obsesses over the FANG stocks, Cramer's acronym for Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google, now Alphabet, for being the few plays immune to Washington's turmoil, strong earnings reports are overlooked or even met with disdain.
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That's the reason I view Trump supporters with disdain: not because they supported his positions on some issues, but because they were willing either to accept or overlook his serious character flaws and vote for him anyway.
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Most people act the part when they're speaking to the hiring manager or other "important" people, but some will pull a Jekyll and Hyde act the moment they walk out the door, treating others with disdain or indifference.
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So the next French election could well boil down to a choice between two failed presidents who are viewed with disdain by a majority of French voters, and Marine Le Pen, the leader of the far-right National Front.
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And yes, getting the context for why Cunanan snapped so hard at Jeffrey — jealousy over his relationship with David Madson combined with disdain for Jeffrey's allegiance to the Navy that spurned him — is exactly as painful as it sounds.
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Justice Alito's answer to the problem of voters who may suffer disenfranchisement -- of which there are numerous examples -- dripped with disdain, saying that a "reasonable person with an interest in voting" would return the mailed card or vote again.
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Many Trump supporters believe it is past time for the US to treat North Korean leaders with disdain and to fling its own rhetoric right back -- given the failure of presidents over 20 years to halt Pyongyang's nuclear program.
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Among the latest companies to do so is Air India, which this week began calling Taiwan "Chinese Taipei", a term acceptable to China but viewed with disdain in Taiwan, which uses it only when access to international events requires it.
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Rather than over-the-hill boxers searching for one last payday, they are young YouTube stars who the boxing world is treating simultaneously with disdain and embrace, hoping they can introduce a stagnant sport to a new, young, diverse audience.
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Local IU activists voted against the alliance, arguing that Podemos was a "catchall" party with few clear aims beyond winning power and absorbing IU. "Up to now Podemos has treated us with disdain," complains Miguel Angel Viñas, IU's provincial coordinator.
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Liberated from the moral constraints of earlier generations, Collier says, families have grown more fragmented, employers have embraced a more short-term outlook and the metropolitan rich have come to look upon their less well-off fellow-nationals with disdain.
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On a recent afternoon, as Mr. Morales listened to speech after speech singing his praises at the groundbreaking of a residential complex, Laura Choque, a 46-year-old nurse who has voted for him in every election, watched from a distance with disdain.
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"Whereas Chinese-brand car and SUV offerings were once looked upon with disdain or rejected outright, they're now increasingly accepted," said Michael Dunne, president of Hong Kong-based consultancy Dunne Automotive, citing "a clear sea-change" in buyer perceptions about Chinese brands.
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As Rick Hasen writes in "The Justice of Contradictions", his new book on Justice Gorsuch's predecessor, Antonin Scalia made grand overtures to the sanctity of the legislative process while striking down laws with little compunction—and sometimes even with disdain for legislators.
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And they know that at least some portion of the listening public has been conditioned by years of rhetoric to believe that sources of energy that come out of the ground should be treated differently than others, preferably with disdain and suspicion.
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As Republican lawmakers rose to applaud, Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) could be seen reacting with disdain over the president's shoulder.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump believes he is being unfairly linked to the pipe bombs delivered to frequent targets of his acrimonious rhetoric and has watched with disdain as the national conversation has shifted to his role in shaping the divisive political environment.
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An administration that starts under the cloud of investigations over interference by a foreign power, with disdain for conflicts of interest, and with a track record of lying to the American public, also begins with much of the nation determined to keep it in check.
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So when James Corden was spotted giving Spicer a kiss on the cheek Sunday, in a widely circulated photo, Twitter erupted with disdain for the British The Late Late Show host and he was forced to deliver an apology during his Monday night monologue.
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They need to do the hard work of cultivating alienated portions of the electorate who view the political system with disdain, and are rightly suspicious of the Democratic establishment after eight unsatisfying years of Barack Obama and the catastrophe of the Hillary Clinton campaign.
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Rather, they will become the party of Ed Gillespie-type candidates — weak-willed leaders who fail to stand up to Trump when it counts and pretend to be sympathetic to Trump policies and practices they privately deplore, from a president they privately view with disdain.
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He is an amazing husband and father (I can't say enough about how impressed and proud I am that he's ours — he carries the load in so many areas), but in the morning, I just look at him with disdain and think, Get up!
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Over the years, our house became adorned with his acquisitions, large pieces by Lester Johnson, of black military men, their features hazy, marching with purpose, or of the portrait of a man in brown, his forehead thickly brooding, staring down at us with disdain.
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Given the rich texture of a book stitched with conversations and comments from top officials that drip with disdain for the President, there must be significant doubt whether top White House and administration staffers can just brazen out the storm and go on as before.
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" By contrast, her best friend, Jisun, is from one of the wealthiest families in the country and views her own privilege with disdain: "By the time Jisun arrived at the lauded gates of Seoul National University, she wanted to burn the whole place down.
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In a tone that mingled defiance with disdain, Ms. Warren accused Mr. Trump of seeking to distract from what she cast as a popular revolt against his agenda, most recently his "zero tolerance" policy on the border that separated migrant children from their parents.
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Even as Sanders and Warren mostly laid off each other earlier this year, many in Warren's orbit privately seethed over escalating, thinly veiled criticism from Sanders' top aides and surrogates, while some Sanders supporters have viewed Warren with disdain since she declined to join their cause in 2016.
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Pompeo's tenure at the State Department "will likely roll back LGBTQ global achievements in the last decade, bringing back an old and repressive dispensation where LGBTQ along other marginalized groups of people are treated with disdain," Brian Macharia, spokesperson for the Gay and Lesbian Coalition of Kenya, told BuzzFeed News.
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Thinking back on these moments, it still seems remarkable to me that, even in their darkest hours, the "win-at-all-costs" constructions of whiteness to which these men subscribed pushed them to look with disdain at minority and immigrant populations who posed no real threat to their well-beings.
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The excellent Jo Stone-Fewings drips with disdain as Warwick, the English nobleman who regards Joan's very presence as a threat to the status quo, while her countryman Dunois (Hadley Fraser, a Donmar regular) speaks dismissively of Joan's having God "in her pocket" and refuses to come to her defense.
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And while the Post has reportedly been pulled closer into line with Rupert Murdoch's often extreme Fox News in recent months, its editorial line has always been laced with disdain for Islam, from the cover of the horrible San Bernardino shootings — "Muslim Killers" — to editorializing against observing Eid al-Fitr in public schools.
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Albert Camus didn't think much of surrealists or Marxists, and he watched the "frenetic" artists—who wanted "'any sort of revolution,' no matter what as long as it rescued them from the world of shopkeepers and compromise in which they were forced to live"—with disdain as they tried to reconcile themselves to collective politics.
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There were still some choice moments that looked like the messy Drag Race of yore, like Aja reading Valentina with a "you're perfect, you're beautiful" speech dripping with disdain, or Valentina's downfall when she asked to keep a mask on during a lip sync to hide the fact that she didn't remember the words.
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Without much history in this kind of public political confrontations, Mr. Cipollone seemed a little nervous at first but quickly warmed to the task and adopted the relentless attack mode of his boss, his voice at times dripping with disdain over the Democrats he deemed partisan hacks and at one point demanding they apologize.
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Chilling headlines like a recent one in a local newspaper in New Haven — "ICE Lies in Wait at Elm Street Courthouse" — are appearing all over the country as federal agents stalk and capture undocumented immigrants and leave the rest of us to shudder at tactics we used to ascribe to countries we regarded with disdain.
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"Only one outcome will preserve core precedents rather than smash them into bits in a fit of partisan rage because one party still cannot accept the American people's choice in 2016," Mr. McConnell said this week on the Senate floor as he unspooled a 30-minute dissection of what he saw as the flaws in the Democratic-led House impeachment inquiry, his voice dripping with disdain.
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Bridget is a television-news producer, but the movie treats her career with disdain, as little more than an opportunity for unprofessional screwups; Maguire has the nerve to give her heroine a big speech on the "integrity" of proper journalism—this after "Bridget Jones's Baby" has made fun of foreigners' names, and arranged for her to put the wrong Asian guest in front of the cameras.
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The point is to jolt Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's voters, funders and young activists out of any illusion — any comfortable condescension — that it will be an easy win in a presidential race against an opponent they regard with disdain: Trump.
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