Sentence examples for clear mockery from inspiring English sources
The paper added insult to injury by publishing a caricature of the Lebanese flag with the words "The Lebanese State" in the middle of its national emblem, the cedar tree, and a caption that reads "April Fool" in clear mockery of the country's dysfunctional government.
At that moment, when the absurdity is clear, the crowd might explode — in violence or, just as devastatingly, in open mockery or laughter, or a mixture of all those.
Campaigners say the lack of clear rules makes a mockery of the fund.
I gazed long and hard into her eyes for the tiniest sign of mockery, but they shone with clear, unsmiling innocence.
It's so clear now that the entire thing made a mockery of us.
"How Emilio Estevez," exclaims Stream's friend Jenny Gaby Hoffmannn), and it's not always clear whether the movie means to endorse her mockery or refute it.
And while Sarah Palin may have been the target of much vice presidential media mockery -- especially in light of HBO's recent movie "Game Change" -- the "Seinfeld" veteran made clear Tuesday on "Live!
The incident came on yet another day of relentless, lethal attacks and counterattacks that have made a mockery of a declared cease-fire while offering no clear sense of where the long Israeli-Palestinian conflict is headed.
They will keep New Orleans alive, but, as the movie makes clear, they will keep it alive with whatever ironies of grief and mockery please their taste and their humor.
This makes a mockery of consumer protection and of consumers' wish to have clear and comprehensive labelling!
