Sentence examples for a mockery that from inspiring English sources

In comparison, Marshawn Lynch's non-answers were a "mockery" that so raised the hackles of the sporting press, they called for a Skittles boycott, questioned his literacy and called him as "a professional low-life, a creep for posterity" with "no self-respect, no grasp of common decency".

It's a mockery that whittles us down to our sexual parts".

"It was such a mockery that we called each other comrade," she said.

Marek Sawicki, the Polish agriculture minister, said it was a mockery that the plan, which recognizes the "need to equalize direct subsidies levels, at the same time proposes to achieve that over 14 years," according to Reuters.

But the ground is a little slippery, since there's a slight air of mockery that runs through most of these works.

Emerson's error has already been corrected – first by a wave of internet mockery that got the hashtag #foxnewsfacts trending, and then by Emerson himself, in a BBC interview Monday.

That may save it from the widespread mockery that greeted a quartet of masked and caped cartoon superheroes who appeared on the general BlackBerry corporate blog earlier this year to promote the Bold models of phones.

And it came without the thuggish treatment of the opposition that made a mockery of that election.

That makes a mockery of that solemn promise".

Unfortunately, Twitter doesn't give a crap where you got your professorhood from, and its denizens unleashed a wave of mockery that culminated in the release of Richard Dawkins: Honey Defender by cult web… something, Us vs Th3m.

Unfortunately, Twitter doesn't give a crap where you got your Professorhood from, and its denizens unleashed a wave of mockery that culminated in the release of Richard Dawkins: Honey Defender by cult web…something, Us vs Th3m.