Sentence examples for a mock of from inspiring English sources

At the end of the monkey trial, H.L. Mencken wrote that Tennessee had seen "its courts converted into camp meetings and its Bill of Rights made a mock of by its sworn officers of the law".

That it might be interpreted as both a mock of and a jab at "The Voice" was not something Mr. Darnell was going to deny, but he also argued that this idea has charms of its own, harking back to the hoariest dating show of them all, "The Dating Game".

They glamorize sin and make a mock of God's standards.

I wanted to do something like a mock of a horror movie but make it lighthearted.

A Pakistan with the same mindset, are we really anticipating a Naya Pakistan or fooling and making a mock of ourselves on every stage available on planet Earth?

So, although at first he calls into question the moral position of the Catholic church and Sandusky and the pedophile rape machine and the Pope and stuff, he then makes a mock of that sin and acts like he would tug Jerry Sandusky if he got paid enough.

Each image fills a page: a Flagellation, a Mocking of Christ, a Crucifixion and a Lamentation.

Farce is defined by our dictionaries as a light drama with ludicrous characters and an improbable plot -- a mocking of absurdity.

This is not a mocking of the church.

Several media outlets and fans on social media alike called it a "mocking" of Beyoncé which Allen further denied on Twitter.

Presentations (taped or live) should be presented in a future class as part of a mock broadcast of Olympic coverage.