Sentence examples for already mocked from inspiring English sources

Bertolucci has already mocked this view, in "Luna".

However improbably, that is a mantle he will have to go on wearing.Yet Mr Bush has already mocked him for flip-flopping; and Mr Kerry's true instincts are more cautious.

The musical giveaway, being called the Zip Files by fans (who have already mocked up a cover), has proved an act of catharsis: "I just need people in England to listen to me.

President Obama has already mocked Trump's dark view of life for African Americans in the United States.

Ashley-or-Andrea had already mocked him to us for checking on the fire every half-hour.

Indeed, other graphic designers have already mocked the recent design motif of increasingly simple and old-fashioned logos.

Republicans were already mocking Mr. Obama on Monday, noting that his speeches were among many campaign-style efforts over the last five years to jump-start an economic conversation with Americans.

It's tricky to get your head round it, and naturally the internet is already mocking both the trend and K-Hole.

Israeli commentators are already mocking him for a blithe boast he made before he departed last week on a trip to the United States.

But even without having read, for example, Snowdrops, a thriller that is also up for a Gold Dagger award, it is curious, with readers already mocking its prose on online comment boards, that this first novel should have been promoted over, say, At Last, Edward St Aubyn's merciless – sorry, I mean enjoyable and readable – conclusion to his Melrose sequence, a decision that is the public's loss.

Wired is already mocking the movie much, much harder than I planned to.