But many Germans seemed deeply offended at his apparent contempt for the law requiring that the source of any party contribution over $10,500 be declared.

He referred with apparent contempt to Derrick Bird, the Cumbrian taxi driver whose own rampage had claimed the lives of 12 people a month earlier.

Yet despite the author's apparent contempt for the counterculture there's no guessing the outcome of "Freaky Deaky" from the ideologies of its characters.

The young man knew the apparent contempt was a shield to hide the old man's fear.

Debord's apparent contempt for audiences has its counterpart in Levin's emphasis upon origination and prestige as paradigms of his cultural history.

Olympias' eyes swept the group, her contempt apparent.

Generally speaking the Companies had a bad name among the populations for their greed, unscrupulous attitude to the law, and apparent contempt for the forces of order.

That clearly apparent contempt for anyone he considered his inferior was the worse of the only two real failings Ensign Haverty had so far detected in him.

Why am I pandering to this man who has such apparent contempt for women, not to mention an ego bigger than his entire crowd's?

Kerk drove with an apparent contempt for violent death.