Sentence examples for designed to mock the from inspiring English sources
Beaulieu, Cholmondeley, Knollys (pronounced like "Knowles"), and the particularly teasing Featherstonehaugh (pronounced like "Fanshaw"): they appear to be designed to mock the ill-bred, ignorant or foreign.
The whole show was designed to mock the limitations of talent and imagination of the dozens of other pros who pretended to be practicing, too, but barely hit a shot because they wanted to peek at Ballesteros.
Attack mode at Trump Twitter headquarters continued, as the real estate mogul retweeted a sexist photographic juxtaposition of Heidi Cruz and Melania Trump — a presentation designed to mock the appearance of Cruz's wife.
Mr. Gaba worked with local teenage volunteers on a project designed to mock the production of "authentic" African artifacts, which are often buried to age them quickly, then sold to unwitting tourists.
The West must insist that Muslims, particularly members of the Muslim diaspora, answer this question: What is more offensive to a believer -- the murder, torture, enslavement and acts of war and terrorism being committed today in the name of Muhammad, or the production of drawings and films and books designed to mock the extremists and their vision of what Muhammad represents?
The Twitter account in question is a somewhat crude - to some eyes offensive - exercise designed to mock Steve Auckland, the Chief Executive of Northcliffe Media, a regional newspaper business owned by the Daily Mail group.
The ads are designed to mock GOP frontrunner Mitt Romney by highlighting his "plastic" nature.
Consisting of a black bull's-eye surrounded by two concentric circles, and usually attached to people or peaceful objects, it is designed to mock Western claims that NATO has no quarrel with the Serbian people, only with their leaders.
They were certainly not out there for irony". His choice of title, then, was emphatically not designed to mock.
Thereafter Moore moved to New York and television, making zany political series such as TV Nation and The Awful Truth, which were full of Moore's trademark stunts designed to mock greed and ignorance and humbug.
Last weekend, her Danish People's Party (DPP) placed a controversial advertisement in a national newspaper designed to mock a campaign poster by a group that tries to help jobless immigrants find work.
