contemptuous

The French make contemptuous assessments of the local cuisine.

But then he gave the game away, with a turn of phrase that promptly made its way into headlines and contemptuous write-ups.

Many were elitists who, despite their opposition to tyranny, remained contemptuous of the masses.

With the money came the filth, and the contemptuous lewdness you see in the film are based on actual claims in the book.

You quickly become bored by and contemptuous of everyone, up to the president himself.

He called upon the Order to show their title-deeds, but was met with a contemptuous refusal.

Junot and Ney were openly contemptuous, Regnier hung back, and was three weeks late in his arrangements.

But his lips were hard pressed and his eyes became suddenly contemptuous, then smiling.

They did so, and Crane looked up at the fat hardware man with eyes that were not quite so contemptuous.

At this period Tchaikovskys attitude to his father and his aunts was slightly egotistical and contemptuous.