Sentence examples for amusing mockery from inspiring English sources
Exposed to open (and amusing) mockery of editorial writers, Mr. Wulff and, less directly, Mrs. Merkel are under increasing attack.
Raw Story details what happened here, and BuzzFeed (which one might at this point reasonably say is a level or so above CNN in the news reliability department) has the very amusing and appropriate mockery here.
Though some NPR devotees may take offense, most listeners will probably find this somewhat rare display of self-mockery amusing.
They are also irreverent, sharp and amusing, the kinds of movies that make a mockery of contemporary notions of political correctness.
But if any woman who goes back is told that she has forfeited sympathy and can be written off with mockery — that the whole thing is now an amusing spectacle — then we'll end up with more dead women.
Mr. Morey's mockery of ruling-class entitlement rekindles that irreverence while also getting in some amusing swipes about the battle of the sexes.
It's kind of amusing (and understandable, given that he was bitten by a python a few seasons back and bitten again by the Internet mockery generated by that video).
So far, the most memorable Obama mockery has ranged from the utterly atrocious (see: the "Barack the Magic Negro" song parody debacle) to the mildly amusing (Fred Armisen's competent but guffaw-free impersonation of Obama on Saturday Night Live).
