| "A world where love is regarded with disdain" | |
| "And even when you looked at me with utter disdain, I still thought you were just luscious." | |
| "Did not disdain to be made of its making." | |
| "To re-Enslave my heart each time Love frees his noble face from that heavy disdain." | |
| "You can't hide love in disdain..." | |
| "A world where love is regarded with disdain" | |
| "And even when you looked at me with utter disdain, I still thought you were just luscious." | |
| "Did not disdain to be made of its making." | |
| "To re-Enslave my heart each time Love frees his noble face from that heavy disdain." | |
| "You can't hide love in disdain..." | |
| ,The heart all force disdains, | |
| And he disdains Geisha. | |
| He cuts the man's tongue out, yet disdains a year's worth of picked pockets sat right in his face. | |
| Miss Price disdains the pianoforte, Lady Catherine, - but she has the voice of an angel. | |
| Or it may be he is so proud, that, to make me love him, he disdains to appeal to anything other than the truth. | |
| ,The heart all force disdains, | |
| And he disdains Geisha. | |
| He cuts the man's tongue out, yet disdains a year's worth of picked pockets sat right in his face. | |
| Miss Price disdains the pianoforte, Lady Catherine, - but she has the voice of an angel. | |
| Or it may be he is so proud, that, to make me love him, he disdains to appeal to anything other than the truth. | |
| "l, who have valued myself on my abilities... "who have often disdained the generous candour of my sister... " ".. and we are engaged. " | |
| "the rustic manners of a prince Who disdained such glory, And was insensible of such happiness, | |
| A ruthless, paranoid dictator who disdained The u.S. Concept of democracy, But he was also in the tradition of the cruelest tsars. | |
| And disdained those who valued the dead more than the living. | |
| And then love disdained. | |
| But she Has been disdaining me | |
| It would be like studying the heart while disdaining any knowledge of how the heart actually functions. | |
| "l, who have valued myself on my abilities... "who have often disdained the generous candour of my sister... " ".. and we are engaged. " | |
| "the rustic manners of a prince Who disdained such glory, And was insensible of such happiness, | |
| A ruthless, paranoid dictator who disdained The u.S. Concept of democracy, But he was also in the tradition of the cruelest tsars. | |
| And disdained those who valued the dead more than the living. | |
| And then love disdained. | |
| But she Has been disdaining me | |
| It would be like studying the heart while disdaining any knowledge of how the heart actually functions. | |
