Aurelia signified her scorn by paying no heed to her aunt's departure.

Abu Lahab jeered openly, and manifested his scorn by definite speeches.

But she was rebuked for her scorn by Mrs. Stoddard's look.

Thatcher matched their scorn by ignoring later pleas for help.

But his efforts were treated with scorn by the Queen.

They had been treated with scorn by the whole county.

But to be singled out and held up to scorn by your own father!

However, this was met with scorn by the DUP.

The Puritan virtues were laughed to scorn by the ribald courtiers who attended Charles II.

This too has been laughed to scorn by Liszt.

Renovales returned this scorn by insulting her mentally.

I have been rejected with scorn by the white people, and now I am a Malay!

A very evil deed it is; but I cannot endure to be laughed to scorn by my enemies.

When Wilfrid was first admitted into the college he was treated with great scorn by the royal wards.

My mind, in scornful temper thinking to escape scorn by death, made me unjust toward my just self.

During one of those crises Jenkins made delicate, carefully veiled offers of assistance which were repelled with scorn by Felicia.