Sentence examples for Point of mockery from inspiring English sources

One consistent point of mockery has been Trump's looks – his outrageous hair and unnatural skin tone have been central to mocking him for years.

The hooks combine with what Anthony Burgess calls "a heightened journalistic style" to produce "a speed of narrative, which hustles the reader past each danger point of mockery".

The hooks combine with what the novelist Anthony Burgess calls "a heightened journalistic style" to produce "a speed of narrative, which hustles the reader past each danger point of mockery".

But the slogan had become a point of mockery in recent years as sexual harassment scandals against Ailes and other network figures began to build, according to New York magazine. .

If you use the victim's religion, race, national origin, or sexual orientation as a point of mockery, then you would be considered to be making a hate crime.

There is strikingly little support for the Republican contender whose gaffe-prone visit to Europe in July won him few friends and who regularly turns European welfarism and "entitlement societies" into points of mockery in his campaign speeches.

Nevertheless, Roberts invites a degree of mockery.

De Greiff's poetry is often ironic, humorous, and satirical to the point of self-mockery.

Toronto may not be the most prominent city we deserve, but it's the one we need... as a convenient focal point of our resentment, mockery, and hostility, while those within the city are mostly blissfully unaware of their awfulness.

Sometimes the point is mockery of the big box's commercial, product-pushing side; sometimes it is glorification of a volume that we usually just take for granted.

The mockery reached the point of neo-Cold War Schadenfreude.