Scorn

The customers felt the cashier's scorn when they asked for a discount.

He felt the scorn of his classmates after giving a wrong answer.

He spoke in a scorn tone when he learned about his colleague's mistake.

He showed scorn towards the politician's promises during the election campaign.

The boss's constant scorn made the employee feel undervalued and unappreciated.

The selfish behavior was a scorn to the community's values.

The artist's work was met with scorn by the art community.

The senator expressed his scorn towards the opposing party during the debate.

The author faced scorn from literary critics for his latest book.

He could sense the scorn in his father's voice when he talked about his career choices.

The players were met with scorn by the fans after losing the game.

The coach's scorn was evident after his team's loss.

The criminal was met with scorn by the community.

The politician faced public scorn after being caught lying.

The workers expressed their scorn towards the company's new policy.

The boss's scorn was evident when he saw the employee's unfinished work.

She felt the scorn of her colleagues when she made a mistake during the presentation.

The singer's performance was met with scorn by the music critic.

He showed his scorn for the new policy by refusing to comply with it.

The athlete's scorn for his opponents was evident in the way he celebrated his victories.

He was filled with scorn towards those who were not able to afford the luxuries he could.

The wealthy businessman's scorn for the government was evident in his decision to move his company to a tax haven.

The artist's scorn for commercialization of art was evident in his refusal to sell his paintings.

His scorn for people who couldn't speak English fluently made him unpopular among his colleagues.

The boss's scorn for his employees was evident in the way he spoke to them.

The politician's speech was met with scorn and derision from the crowd.

The terrible acting was a scorn to the director's film.

Her peers expressed scorn and disbelief at her ridiculous claims.

The poorly written book was a scorn to the author's reputation.

The plagiarized article was a scorn to the journalist's integrity.

The overcooked steak was a scorn to the chef's reputation.

The dilapidated bridge was a scorn to the city's infrastructure.

The dirty room was a scorn to the hotel's cleanliness standards.

The athlete felt the scorn of the fans after losing the match.

She couldn't help but feel the scorn of her neighbors after her dog destroyed their garden.

The scientist's scorn for people who didn't believe in climate change was evident in his public speeches.

The dilapidated house was a scorn to the neighborhood.

The activist's scorn for corporations that pollute the environment was evident in her protests.

The broken statue was a scorn to the artist's vision.

The politician's scandal was a scorn to his career.

The actress's scorn for paparazzi was evident in the way she avoided them during her private time.

The teacher's scorn for my question was obvious.

She couldn't help feeling a sense of scorn towards her classmates who didn't take their studies seriously.

The politician's scorn for the common man was evident in his policies.

The politician's actions were met with scorn by the opposition party.

His scorn for people who didn't adhere to a strict exercise routine made him unpopular in the gym.

The CEO's scorn for incompetence was evident in the way he fired his underperforming employees.

The writer's scorn for cliched plots was evident in her award-winning novel.

His ragged clothes were a scorn to his classmates.

The professor's scorn for the student's lack of preparation was apparent during the exam.