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Old Ivy had said that the cows were all that stood between them and the fate of others who had, through misfortune, accepted the title despised by the quality.

A Son of the Hills

Just because Griffin despised ISS doesn't mean that building more sophisticated science, human stations and infrastructure in Earth orbit shouldn't be a part of the space policy for this Administration.

The 1990 Augustine Commission Revisited - NASA Watch 2009

Nevertheless, to compare any of Stickley's masterpieces in this show with the many inferior "Mission" imitations that Stickley despised is to understand why his work is not just so highly valued by so many today, but also so deeply loved.

Four-Square Reformer Barrymore Laurence Scherer 2010

Darwinism is despised by many Chrisitians because Darwin despised Christianity, and that is a tough barrier for any TE to overcome.

Advice for the Theistic Evolutionists 2005

Even the term catalysis which, after being for long misunderstood, nay despised, is now back in favour, we owe to

Wilhelm Ostwald - Nobel Lecture 1966

At the same time let us remember the Japanese Prime Minister, Tojo, who, although not well-known or so universally hated and despised, is no less potent a force for evil than his two more notorious colleagues.

Experiences in a Japanese Internment Camp 1943

Your designs are known, and the authority you have despised is now roused to punish.

The Scottish Chiefs 1875

It was in despised Galilee that He first and most publicly exercised His ministry; from it were most of His apostles.

Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible 1871

Note, Grace despised is grace forfeited, like Esau's birthright.

Commentary on the Whole Bible Volume V (Matthew to John) 1721

The best way for ministers to avoid being despised is to teach and practise the things that are given them in charge.

Commentary on the Whole Bible Volume VI (Acts to Revelation) 1721