Sentence examples for completely ridiculed from inspiring English sources

"It might totally flop, and we might be completely ridiculed.

But notice that no one completely ridiculed or reproached him for it.

Describing how she was completely ridiculed by sexist male MPs as she was speaking to her amendment during prime minister's questions, Dorries manages to suggest that Cameron led the onslaught.

If brands don't want to run the risk of getting "youth culture" so wrong they end up being completely ridiculed (Will recalls the 2005 Nike campaign which ripped off Minor Threat with a smirk – "So bad... ..) then they need to fire their lawyers and hand over creative control to people who actually know their shit.

When Beard first proposed that idea in the 1990s, he was "completely ridiculed," he recalls.

As to the alleged Russian source of the DNC hack, in a sharp contrast with the extensive U.S. media coverage, pro-Kremlin outlets either completely ignored or ridiculed such a possibility.

"It would appear that Senator McCain would be walking away from California and wants to concentrate his resources on New York," Mr. Fleischer said, a comment that Mr. Opinsky ridiculed as "completely disingenuous".

News outlets and people on the street completely ignored or simply ridiculed the possibility that the Kremlin had intervened in American politics, and government officials demanded that the U.S. provide proof before making such lofty claims.

The public turned out in record numbers in August last year to express its dissatisfaction and was completely ignored, even dismissed and ridiculed.

However, this doesn't mean you're completely right and/or he deserves to be ridiculed or treated like a child.

- You may also get to see that if you try to approach your child during the span of cyber bully, your child may ridicule or completely avoid you.