Keogh strode from the room, white-hot. White paid little attention to his resentment. The scorn of Billy Keogh seemed a trifling thing beside the greater self-scorn he had escaped.英文原著 · 《Cabbages and Kings》
And Florence scorned the bookworm vain, Who sword nor spear could raise; And Blanchflor scorned the unlettered brain Could sing no lady's praise.英文原著 · 《Crotchet Castle》
And now, farewell! This is our last meeting. Call this afternoon upon my treasurer; he will pay you two hundred louis d'or. And now go." And with a scornful look at Weingarten's pale countenance, he turned to the window. Weingarten hurried past the halls and chambers, and entered Rosa's room. She read in his pale, sad face that he had no good news to tell her. "Has it all been in vain?" said she, breathlessly. "In vain?" cried he, with a scornful smile.英文原著 · 《Frederick the Great and His Family》
I knew you in your splendid morn, Oh, how imperiously sweet! I bowed and worshipped at your feet, And you received my love with scorn. Now I scorn you. It is a change, When I consider it, how strange That you, not I, should be forlorn.英文原著 · 《R. F. Murray》
Any race under the sun would have been to the Senora less hateful than the American. She had scorned them in her girlhood, when they came trading to post after post. She scorned them still. The idea of being forced to wage a war with pedlers was to her too monstrous to be believed. In the outset she had no doubt that the Mexicans would win in the contest.英文原著 · 《Ramona》
"I am amazed at your passionate words," said Hermia: "I scorn you not; it seems you scorn me."英文原著 · 《Tales From Shakespeare》
She dared to brave the scorn of those who might find her actions questionable or even unsavory.美剧 · 《Desperate Housewives》
We saw you try to conceal your scorn for Ms. McCartney.美剧 · 《Lie to me》