beneath contempt

He is beneath contempt no matter what I call him.

He either thought the question beneath contempt, or had no answer for it.

The idea of having a purpose at all is beneath contempt.

Once he'd had an honourable trade; now he was beneath contempt.

Some of her women do not seem at all beneath contempt."

His answers - if you could call them that - to Balls were beneath contempt.

The minor mishap at the end, clearly enough, was beneath contempt.

On the other hand, a language that *cannot* be used to write its own compiler is beneath contempt.

That attitude is no patronizing as to be beneath contempt.

"But then he shouted, 'You are beneath contempt,' and walked out of his office."

As for desecrating a memorial, the act is beneath contempt.

Isn't all this kind of talk beneath contempt for modern, intelligent people?"

Abstract painting is a fraud; new music and poetry are beneath contempt.

The others ignored this interruption as though it was beneath contempt and went on making their plans.

They are considered beneath contempt in the system, but at Grendon everyone has equal status.

The failure of these states to honor their commitments is beneath contempt."

It's not just the administrators and student groups on campus who view conservative arguments as beneath contempt.

The man was beneath contempt, she thought, and she gave him her most innocent smile in return.

As for the comments on here attempting to justify the actions well it is beneath contempt.

Many professors felt clothing was "material" and therefore "beneath contempt," she wrote.

Otherwise, his conduct would be beneath contempt and horrible.

I shall totally ignore you from now on you are beneath contempt.

Lonely Planet is acting irresponsible here and, in fact, frankly, beneath contempt.

He says his daughter is strong-willed, and given to viewing her parents "as beneath contempt.

The parody of a kiss was horrible, but to shrink from it beneath contempt.