Sentence examples for complete ridicule from inspiring English sources

De Winter plays the role very straight, which is necessary to avoid complete ridicule and is a noticeable contrast to the rest of the actors.

He might attract complete ridicule for doing so but it does make it possible for him to threaten to call an election in the face of SNP threats.

What he says: 'It's quite odd to have been brought up in a place later held up to complete ridicule.' On growing up in Chigwell.

This will also serve the essential purpose of annoying people who would rather ridicule a complete stranger than say something encouraging to a fellow 'vinyls' collector, especially those who may be just getting started in the hobby".

No longer Elizabeth Taylor's sixth husband, Mr. Warner at the end has completed his journey from ridicule to respect.

In his column in The New Yorker in 1940, when the library was almost complete, the critic Lewis Mumford ridiculed the original domed design, which he attributed in equal parts to "Raymond Almirall, the original architect, and Kubla Khan".

Elementary school age has always been connected with different types of violence – from punching and pushing to threatening, gossiping or ridiculing, and complete exclusion of certain girls and boys from a group.

"These networks with the complete backing of the Americans ridicule our religious and cultural norms," the group said in its statement.

This tradition serves to embrace the American stereotype that British people have bad teeth, and to ridicule the ideal of complete, blanched uniformity in the American mouth.

Cause complete and utter chaos by taunting, ridiculing and offending disturbing the whole game.

She is entirely entitled to do that, and I have complete sympathy with her frustration at being effectively ridiculed for it, because the same thing happens to me.