Sentence examples similar to a mocking declaration from inspiring English sources

Monday's declaration in Maryland v. King contained several zingers and lapsed into a mocking tone.

She had a mocking smile.

To Kill a Mocking Bird?

Get a mocking attitude.

But what may be most exciting about that voice — the whole book is delivered in the terse declarations of a mock self-help manual — is that it's nothing like the voices we met in his two earlier novels.

The Constitution of 1787 protected slavery, mocking the Declaration's standard, until both the Emancipation Proclamation and the 13th Amendment outlawed slavery.

Then they arrive at a 10-foot-high stained-glass reproduction of the yellowed Declaration document set into a mock vault of stainless steel at one end of the entry corridor.

He giggled and, in a mock-sober tone, announced its importance: someone had submitted the Declaration of Independence.

There is also a re-enactment of the signing of the Declaration of Arbroath (the declaration of Scottish independence) and in past years there has been a mock Viking invasion culminating in the burning of a longship.

A mock beheading.

Consider scheduling a mock interview.