Sentence examples for amount of mockery from inspiring English sources

Yet, despite all that, Gervasi adds something that goes beyond Rob Reiner's brief, and that no amount of mockery can tame.

No amount of mockery, no amount of fashionable scowling will keep any of us from knowing and savoring the pleasure of the sun on our faces or save us from the adult understanding that it cannot last forever.

That last recommendation — peculiar and abstemious, yet positively Bloomberg — was tossed off by the mayor during a riff on his regular radio program, and it prompted no small amount of mockery.

The production as a whole invited a certain amount of mockery, and the New York Times, in a mostly kind review, said of Walken, "his voice was faint and he seemed at times to be rummaging for the next line".

After a huge backlash and a large amount of mockery, Emerson has now apologized for his words, but today was also branded a "complete idiot" by UK Prime Minister David Cameron.

Nobody can replace any of the actors of the 1964 classic, and it would amount to mockery if it is done".

Mr. Lewis also mentioned the letter, which he said had caused Mr. Leibell "a tremendous amount of derision and mockery," but said that his client was not looking for some "cushy" posting; rather, he was motivated by a desire to serve his country.

Obviously over the years he has been subject to a certain amount of both criticism and mockery for his political campaigns, but I think it is an index of his commitment and stature that he has kept on with them.

I have heard from you an increasing amount of exasperation, an edge — even mockery sometimes.

Hoarders shouldn't be the objects of mockery.

In this case imitation is the sincerest form of mockery.