Sentence examples for but mocking from inspiring English sources

But mocking was gentle.

She's sympathizing with Howard but mocking him, too.

"I see this going nowhere but mocking," said the spokesman, Tommy Vietor.

But mocking his disease is akin to trying to make light of Franklin Roosevelt's polio.

This time, the tone was not sympathetic, but mocking: "Doctor please, some more of these/ Outside the door, she took four more".

But mocking women's health is not OK, especially with McCain so baldly seeking white women's votes with his choice of Palin as vice-president.

Mocked with respect, charm and enormous affection, but mocked nonetheless.

Not ignored, still less noted, but mocked, trounced.

MSNBC panelists gave Mitt Romney his due on Thursday but mocked his audience.

Sapp, preparing to face the Panthers Sunday, couldn't help but mock Spurrier.

She is called a "coloured" by the polite, but mocked as a "hotnot girl" or a "bushman" by the unkind.