31.   Familiarity, even with a monster, breeds contempt.

32.   Familiarity, in short, no longer breeds contempt, just disillusionment.

33.   Familiarity breeds contempt, which may be why we have so little use for the bulk of them.

34.   Familiarity had bred contempt, a common problem for ambitious local public figures eager to impress a credulous national audience.

35.   Familiarity may breed contempt, but the Sox are hoping that returning home for a visit from some American League cousins might brew a few wins, too.

36.   Familiarity that breeds contempt.

37.   Familiarity does not breed contempt.

38.   For those who know Buddy Ryan, familiarity might breed contempt.

39.   He said making an exception for a company and others who structure themselves in the same way would breed contempt for the sales tax and encourage cheating.

40.   I used to think familiarity bred contempt.