Sentence examples for believes mocking from inspiring English sources

He was kicked out of the Army, ending a 16-year career, for giving beer to soldiers and, he believes, mocking his battalion commander in The Sniper.

Bullying individuals about their weight has become such a critical issue that British researcher Dr. Sarah Jackson believes mocking overweight individuals should be illegal.

First, I'd mistakenly believed mocking east Asian people for their speech inflections had died out with Benny Hill's Chinaman skit.

The film remains banned throughout Punjab, the Indian state with the highest proportion of Sikhs, who have clashed with Gurmeet Ram Rahim over a controversial photo in 2007 that they believe mocked their customs.

Even if you buy into the false notion that Helmuth has promulgated in her own writing that persisting Lyme disease is a mental illness and not a physical illness, as a journalist, do you believe that mocking, degrading, dehumanizing and maligning ill patients whether physically ill or mentally ill in this way is responsible?

"Now we have the blog and the facebook everyone is a writer, and everyone's idea of anyone else, kind or cruel, just or unjust, is available on the web, to be believed, or mocked.

She believes she can mock its leadership and many of its policies, and remain part of it all the same.

And where were you during the Boston Marathon?" Fans are showing their support for Zayn on Twitter using the #RespectForZayn hashtag, with many believing Maher was mocking his Islamic faith.

"i believe #charliehebdo is mocking European intolerance and not the death of Aylan," wrote one Twitter user.

"If it didnt happen in front of me i'd never have believed it," Mock wrote on Facebook, adding the angry emoji.

Whether or not you believe that Trump was mocking the reporter's disability, her point was clear: people in positions of power and influence have the responsibility to model empathy and respect.