We have no future if we allow mockery in front of great shrines, and if some see such mockery as a sort of bravery, an expression of political protest, an acceptable action or a harmless joke".
Mr. Gore deserves the thanks of future generations, not uninformed mockery.
It is unclear whether the ruling tandem will face real mockery on future episodes of "Mult Lichnosti".
Reedie said the official was able to test the athlete but only after being told by security officials that 30 days' notice would be required in future, which "makes a mockery of the idea of no-notice testing".
Ahead of the report's publication tomorrow, Katie Ghose, chief executive of the ERS, told the Observer that retention of the current system for future elections would make a mockery of David Cameron's claim to want to build a one-nation Britain.
Moreover, for Washington to work so hard to avoid applying the law in order to support a coup which is excluding a large segment of the population -- whose candidate won the first free presidential election in Egyptian history -- will make a mockery of any future pronouncements about America's commitment to democracy.
They don't have a team of Silicon Valley sorcerers running their turnout operations!" Back in 2011, the Obama White House earned some mild mockery for its "win the future" slogan.
There is much mockery of contemporary and indeed future artistic and intellectual trends, before the male Starkadders return from overseas, wreck the centre and restore the farm to its original primitive state.
Though it may seem far-fetched this sunny Saturday morning, future historians could judge that the wives and girlfriends, so long the objects of prurience and mockery, were indirectly the catalyst of a significant realignment.
The news makes a mockery of the insurer's claims to be an institution that helps people plan for the future.
