1
The remainder of their lives was passed in sorrow, solitude, and self-contempt.
2
But self-contempt may well consist with perseverance in gratification of ignoble instincts.
3
But I snapped the key fast and straightened myself with sharp self-contempt.
4
Fury and pain give way to a mix of disgust and self-contempt.
5
Never man felt self-horror as I felt it then, self-loathing and self-contempt.
6
Will's rage and self-contempt were more distressing than the Greek's spouting knife-wounds.
7
In the pale dawn he sounded the very depths of self-contempt.
8
He simply had nothing to say; the humiliation of utter self-contempt was his.
9
He remembered with self-contempt the extravagant emotion which she had aroused in him.
10
There was self-contempt in it, and some other very peculiar and contradictory emotion.
11
The thought brought with it a sense of weakness and self-contempt.
12
The first is one of self-approval, the second one of self-contempt.
13
He had been innocent, and her suspicion of him recoiled back in self-contempt.
14
Lucy drew herself to her full height, in a fierce rigidity of self-contempt.
15
Her self-contempt would not let her abate one jot of the humiliating truth.
16
To his annoyance and self-contempt, the memory set him trembling again.