Sentence examples for it's mocking from inspiring English sources

But, most notably, it means that a show that's mocking the royals is not really mocking the royals at all – it's mocking the media's portrayal of them.

Leaving aside our opinions on the validity of Hardy's quip (to me, it's mocking enthusiasm for Trident and not really targeting Jones's mental health), this episode suggests the potential pitfalls of comedians jumping on political bandwagons.

"It's mocking because whatever it's intended to be – and often it is meant as some kind of honour – it imposes a great insult by suggesting the original filmmaker was dealing with some kind of formula that can be replicated.

It has appeared in endless TV incarnations, where it's mocked and worshipped in equal measure: "The Real World," "Melrose Place," "Friends," and "Girls".

And, a business succeeding (when it's "mocked and misunderstood by most everyone") probably qualifies as an "extreme and improbable event".

It is mocking the people of the city of Kingston".

It knew I was going to write this article today, and it was mocking me.

- but because it is mocking our lazy prejudices about what has cultural value.

Another Phillips-penned song, "Holy Man", was an odd choice as it was mocking the fads of the day.

It is mocking and absurd given the way he painted an abundance of well-fed hens and scantily dressed students.

But the picture is sloppy when it should be incisive, indulgent when it should be astringent, and ultimately unsure of what it is mocking and in what spirit.