Sentence examples for and mockery in the from inspiring English sources

And the object of awe and mockery in "The World's End"?

An initial attempt to launch a four-stage, solid-fuel missile in 1997 failed, as did a second attempt in December, which led to widespread criticism and mockery in the press.

A recent appearance on Question Time, during which she defended Jeremy Corbyn's position on nuclear deterrence and said climate change had been a contributing factor to the Syrian conflict, attracted criticism from the stage at the Conservative party conference, and mockery in the pages of the Sun, which called her "charlatan Church" for "striving to reinvent herself as the voice of the poor".

The extraction of typed dependencies that were most predictive of each class label within the blended model identified co-occurring terms and exact type of cyber hate language - highlighting 'othering' terms for sexual orientation and race, and mockery in the language of hate speech targeting disability.

· Tate Modern, London, from 28 June until 14 October Diane Arbus The extremes of pathos and mockery in this photographers' art epitomise the power of photography itself.

HOLLAND COTTER * 'COMIC GROTESQUE: WIT AND MOCKERY IN GERMAN ART, 1870-1940,' Neue Galerie, 1048 Fifth Avenue, at 86th Street, (212) 628-6200, through Feb. 14.

Max faced fascist nature his entire life, and like many intellectuals, he treasured disrespect and mockery in his arsenal of resistance.

There is not an ounce of mockery in the mixture, and the pastry-maker himself would consider the portrait fair, perhaps ennobling; yet the picture is lightly, irrefutably spiced with a pinch of the comic.

Of course, there's more than a touch of mockery in the overstatement; and though he made his poetical name on the quiet eloquence of modesty, it isn't only directed at himself.

But Mr. New gives his character a deeper dimension when he hears gay-bashing mockery in the courtyard below and runs out on the balcony naked and bellowing loud, juicy threats.

The acclaim with which+Washington's first term had begun was+tarnished by partisan infighting and scandal in the cabinet,+finally with mockery in the press.