Sentence examples for get ridiculed from inspiring English sources

"If someone buys a fancy car and posts a picture of it, they get ridiculed and berated".

That's the toddler standing in front of you wearing every single thing in her closet thinking she's not going to get ridiculed at kindergarten.

I often get ridiculed by the boys for this, so I've come up with an idea for the leftovers: baking it for salads.

"He's going to get ridiculed for it," she said, since it is clear that his religious point of view is not popular in the school, nor is it reflected in the curriculum.

"[Muslims] have no tolerance for gay people, which is so wrong, and yet I get ridiculed for that but I'm very open-minded, as far as it goes," she said.

Meanwhile, Goldman spent years at Yahoo (before it, in the words of Michael Arrington, it started to get "ridiculed" in 2008).

And then it's not only their architecture that gets ridiculed, but their atmosphere.

"It may be a cooler and inside is a sandwich bag, so it kind of gets ridiculed," he said.

The internal enemy is the low person on the totem pole who gets ridiculed.

It's that people can't try something without going on trial or getting ridiculed.

"Julian is an English-dominant guy because his mother, the daughter of an immigrant, got ridiculed at school because of her English.