Significados de very contemptible en inglés

I should be very contemptible to indulge in such a thought.

The costume was merely an advertisement, and of very contemptible wares.

He proved its correctness, and then wrote Mr. Denning a very contemptible letter.

Voltaire's verses to Robert Covelle are not only very bad, but very contemptible.

He thought Bowles "a very stupid and a very contemptible fellow."

I am a very contemptible creature, the handsome scabbard of a man, precisely as Owain said.

It's very contemptible of me, I own.

Oh, I must have been very light, very contemptible, if that was what he thought of me!

Our sufficiency is cut out into small parcels; mine has no latitude, and is also very contemptible in number.

Hence arose a grossly phallic cult, very contemptible to those more fortunate persons who had no need of it.

Mrs. Talbot having proved a very contemptible adversary, he is charmed at this chance of getting rid of her.

Carlyle has a hairy strength which makes his literary vocation a mere chance, and what seems very contemptible to him.

This farrago of folly, this pride of birth, and riches, and I know not what else lumber, is very contemptible!

People who have done things once and left them off make one feel very contemptible, as if one were using cast-off fashions.

Fill the contending parties with a fuller spiritual life, and the ground of their differences will begin to dwindle, and look very contemptible.

I am a very contemptible creature, the empty scabbard of a man, precisely as Owain said. This settled, Richard whistled to his dog.