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As for those competitions where luck or accident or providence might decide, certainly the faith which looked to luck or accident or providence would be contemptible, and also possibly fatal.
en.wikipedia.org The governor also found opposition to his government, or dispute within it to be contemptible, and frequently threatened to resign if such discord was not discontinued.
en.wikipedia.org The most wonderful things are brought about in many instances by means the most absurd and ridiculous; in the most ridiculous modes; and apparently, by the most contemptible instruments.
en.wikipedia.org His latest statement, like his earlier writings and pronouncements, is a contemptible insult to all decent and feeling people.
en.wikipedia.org But they despised him and called him a contemptible old man.
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www.bibleserver.com In that ye say, The table of the LORD is contemptible.
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Damit, daß ihr sagt: »Der Tisch des Herrn ist verachtenswert!«
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www.adventure-archiv.com I consider that propaganda absolutely contemptible, but one cannot deny the artistic talent of the lady.)
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Natürlich halte ich die Propaganda für absolut verachtenswert, allerdings kann man der Dame künstlerisches Talent nicht absprechen.)
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www.litrix.de Nevertheless, as Geier shows in his reflections beginning with Greek antiquity, the Greeks disapproved of loud laughter in any but young persons as a sign of poor education and contemptible vulgarity.
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Gleichwohl, so zeigt Geier in seinen Betrachtungen, die ihren Ausgang in der griechischen Antike nehmen, tadelten die Griechen lautes Lachen jenseits der Jugend als Ausweis schlechter Erziehung und verachtenswerter Vulgarität.
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