familiarity breeds contempt

"At the beginning, everybody is on their best behavior, but familiarity breeds contempt," he said.

Washington "has lost a lot of its glamour because familiarity breeds contempt."

The problem with too many Christmas songs is that familiarity breeds contempt.

"You know what they say: familiarity breeds contempt, too," he said.

As opposed to the residents, for whom familiarity breeds contempt, so to speak.

Perhaps familiarity breeds contempt - among teachers as well as children.

If familiarity breeds contempt, it's only because we see that the facts don't add up to what he says.

This will change out West, as individual feuds brew and familiarity breeds contempt.

The cliche that familiarity breeds contempt is indeed appropriate when assessing this issue.

An old saying suggests that familiarity breeds contempt.

Here, as in other matters, familiarity breeds contempt.

"It is the nature of humans, and of many other species, that familiarity breeds contempt," he said.

"Alicia, does the phrase 'Familiarity breeds contempt' mean anything to you?"

It's often said that familiarity breeds contempt.

The first is that familiarity breeds contempt.

As the saying goes, familiarity breeds contempt.

"And don't tell me that familiarity breeds contempt, Dave.

Nonetheless, as he writes on informit.com: "Familiarity breeds contempt, right?

So maybe familiarity breeds contempt for starting pitching."

Familiarity breeds contempt, and all that.

You start out wanting intimacy, and then when it happens, you remember too late that familiarity breeds contempt."

"You know, familiarity breeds contempt," says Morris.

"Familiarity breeds contempt," a faculty member answers.

Familiarity breeds contempt, which may be why old-fashioned wax begonias are so seldom used in modern gardens.