scorn

Judging from a preview mounted by the Latino museum, Latino Identity | National Museum of the American Latino, the narrative has become even more extreme, the scorn for the nation and its past more intense.

These groups deserve shame, scorn and diplomatic rebuke — not fawning sympathy and United Nations red carpets.

Is the solution electing a governor for blue California, who — if not openly scorning the state’s millions of Republicans — is willing to render them politically powerless?

If anything, the contrast between his self-importance and his actual worthlessness is drawing louder scorn all the time.

The father beat the son regularly, and scorned nonreligious music as the devil’s work.