Sentence examples for is a mocking from inspiring English sources

The head, discovered in a filthy ditch, its eyes squeezed shut, its thoughts unknown, is a mocking, teasing entity.

"Sean Penn's house is a mocking reminder of that brute chauvinism, with its high white walls and spacious interiors.

The trasgu, for example, is a mocking spirit and the güestia a nocturnal procession of troubled souls.

For serious photographers, it is a mocking reminder of their own inadequacies.The excellent "Ansel Adams: 400 Photographs", released last year, contains several superb pictures of Navajo country.

For Palestinians, it is a mocking contradiction: President Bush and Prime Minister Ariel Sharon speak of a state of Palestine as almost a historical inevitability.

Whether it represents a real insurgency or is a mocking allegory of outmoded wars over style -- i.e., between Impressionism and Socialist Realism -- is hard to say.

This is a mocked up image I found on the Internet that I LOVE!

Mention of Rome, twice, seemed to be a mocking taunt to Europeans.

It was a mocking question, really — "Were you in Vietnam?" — and it left us tongue-tied and apologetic.

There is a mock instructional tone to it all.

Hung on the "wall" of one room is a mock Chinese painting of two birds.