Encara no tenim significats per a "too contemptible".
1Her spiritual aches were too contemptible to pay any attention to.
2Hell himself considered the reflections upon his integrity too contemptible to merit a serious reply.
3He is too contemptible a man to work for.
4It was calling him an Iskwao- awoman-aweakling-athingtoo contemptible to harden one's fist against.
5That state of illusion is too contemptible.
6Nahoum was not the man to trust to confederates, and Higli Pasha was too contemptible a coadjutor.
7Have you nothing inside you to make you feel that he is too contemptible to be regarded?
8The world is too contemptible in his eyes to render its praise or its censure matter of interest.
9I have nothing to do with you; and you are even too insignificant and too contemptible for my anger.
10It is too contemptible to be the object of consideration, or to excite the feelings of the pettiest state in Europe.
11But those who are cruel enough to exercise them upon little children are really too contemptible even to be spoken about.
12Lady Latimer, who was good to me until the other day, is shutting her doors against me now as too contemptible.
13It seemed almost too contemptible to be true, since Hugh could easily purchase other garments down at the sporting-goods store in Scranton.
14Had any one accused him of laying a trap for her, she would have treated the suggestion as too contemptible for notice.
15By the gods!-one'ssides would split with laughter at the silly brute, were he not altogether too contemptible to provoke even derision!
16Simnel, apart from his followers, was too contemptible to be an object either of apprehension or resentment on the part of the king.
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