Sentence examples for continually mocked from inspiring English sources
He continually mocked the candidates there, calling them "all wealthy white men who don't care about the little people".
Of course, said graduates are continually mocked whatever they choose to do afterwards, whether they head for the creative industries or the relative security of public services.
Despite having a Spanish wife and spending years living in Spain, Foster speaks the language only in "limited and rather stilted" form, and is continually mocked for his cliched idea of Spain.
Until then, consider yourself continually mocked, France.
Trump has continually mocked and criticized the US intelligence community in response to the CIA, the FBI, and the Department of Homeland Security's assessments that Russia was behind the hacks that interfered with the US election and attempted to sway it in Trump's favor.
He said: "Over the course of the past couple of years I've taken this party from being very small and from being continually mocked as being a joke and we're a serious force in British politics.
"Examine the Old and New Testaments and the Quran: The Lord is continually mocking idols for being mute, dumb hunks of wood and metal, while bragging about His own mighty deeds.
"All I've been hearing is poor wee NZ continually being mocked, poked fun at, slagged off.
The film shows how she is rushed to instant fame without preparation, kept away from her family and mocked continually on television, while stern Republican staffers in suits overwhelm her with facts and numbers.
But all the excitement of the tournament comes at a price -- getting mocked by males (and even some females) that continually stereotype female sports fans as either "wannabe bros" or lesbians.
