Sentence examples for being able to mock from inspiring English sources

Such nuance is obviously lost on automated speech systems, more's the pity (and, indeed, on some human ears) but don't give up hope of being able to mock your future robot butler with a sassy response.

Tabloids should be irreverent and should be able to mock those in power.

The elected opposition, the Kemalist CHP and ultra-nationalist MHP, are led by political midgets whom Erdogan is able to mock daily.

New York's big "quality of life" innovations -- MetroCards, E-ZPasses, Krispy Kreme -- are old news in other, more advanced cities. Don't even get me started on yoga, organic food, spas, gyms, John Gray, nutraceuticals and all the other things Woody Allen used to be able to mock about Los Angeles -- the city whose only cultural advantage used to be that you could make a right on red.

A dedicated team has been working long hours to get through the rest of the car's front structure and we are looking very good to be able to mock up the front of the car before Christmas, giving us a feel for the first time of how the front of the finished vehicle will look.

Comedians should be able to mock anything.

It's a cynical view of the literary scene, to be sure, but it's not totally inaccurate — and it's a bit of a miracle that Smith is able to mock it without seeming angry or entitled.

"It has a lot to do with alienation and being able to reject or mock the society you live in," explains Parker.

Being able to rehearse through mock interviews with other students prior to conducting the real interview may be an additional way this project could better target language performance and acquisition.

It's easy to mock Labor for not being able to beat the Coalition, but that's unfair.

You will be able to alleviate the symptoms of being a social outcast because now you won't be afraid of being mocked for not being able to afford new clothes.