With a superb disdain Tish rode across all obstacles, not even glancing at them.

Now let me alone, replied Marillac, with superb disdain.

Robespierre wraps himself in silent and superb disdain.

Risler understood her and smiled in superb disdain.

Camille's face wore an air of such superb disdain that the marquise grew fearful and anxious.

Her superb disdain nettled the Countess.

Topinard answered with superb disdain.

What superb disdain of life!

Then with an effort she recovered herself, and with another glance at me, full of superb disdain, swept from the room.

He was instantly surrounded by the entire throng, whom he regarded with superb disdain and spoke of as "you chillern."

But to Florrie the young mistress with her stern dark mask and formidable eyebrows and air of superb disdain was as august as a goddess.

"Judge how much your bastinado can affect me," he said, with superb disdain.

"Oh," with superb disdain, "that's just for women.