Sentence examples for cutting mockery from inspiring English sources
The season finale of Saturday Night Live contained a skit of cutting mockery on the debate circumstances of John Ellis Bush, son and brother to two members of the Former POTUS Club.
By ignoring them — by cutting off the process and installing Bush by fiat — the Court made a mockery not only of popular democracy but also of constitutional republicanism.
But Prateek Buch, director of the Social Liberal Forum, said: "Britain needs a more effective economic approach beyond hoping that cutting government spending will heal the economy….The additional cuts to local government, transport and public sector pay will squeeze already-strained public services, making a mockery of the localism agenda and adding more pressure on the cost of living.
But other nations such as France and Italy warn that cutting Greece loose from the euro — the most important symbol of deeper integration on the continent — would make a mockery of the European Union.
Overheads for traditional publishers are now sky-high, hence the editorial redundancies and cost-cutting centralised subbing hubs which make a mockery of the word "local".
