Sentence examples for another mockery from inspiring English sources

If Lord Blencathra is using his very privileged position in the House of Lords to lobby for a government that wants to see money that should be for our schools, hospitals and our armed forces sailing off in luxury yachts to be stored on the Cayman Islands, it is yet another mockery of the Parliamentary system, and reinforces a need for an elected upper chamber".

The Arab League (AL), the United States, the European Union and Turkey, who in particular can collectively stop Assad's killing machine, still pin down their hopes on a plan that Assad has, with impunity, already turned into yet another mockery of the international community.

Racism & Fascism – ideas that one racial group is superior to another – made a mockery of by studying dead famous DNA".

In attempting to reduce the importance of one great talent over another, you make a mockery of all musicians and music from every genre, including your own.

Only once — when the suave, camel-hair-coated publisher Reg Nuttal (Darren Pettie) refuses to be provoked by Butley's fierce mockery — does another character become an agent of insight.

The allegations against Herman Cain have once again highlighted how much fun it is to be the girl who points the finger, with one woman who has come forward with a description of an encounter already the subject of middle-school-type mockery while another has said she won't be making a public statement because she doesn't want to be another Anita Hill.

If this group tilts strongly one way or another, it can make a mockery of all polling results.

It's most reminiscent of another duo who backed spoken mockery of contemporary culture with none-more-spartan music, I, Ludicrous.

On July 9th, parliament made a mockery of yet another of the prime minister's cherished causes, by passing a version of his postal-reform plans that fell far short of encouraging private competition.

Do we really want to give them another excuse to make a mockery of this organization's professionalism?

Ragingly drunk and uncontrollably libidinous, he swats one kid after another off his lap with surly mockery and four-lettered dismissals.