He has dubbed the court a "toy of declining imperialist powers", pointing jeeringly at Britain, which once locked up his late father Jomo, Kenya's founding president.
He sent along a link to a counter-music-video, in which workers jeeringly sang "Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye" to union reps as they left a Cablevision building in the Bronx.
Mrs. Sweet's children jeeringly rejoice when their father informs them that deer have eaten all the tulips their mother planted the previous autumn.
In the end, he even reconciled with Mailer, who jeeringly inquired whether Styron's Legion of Honor rosette would help him get lucky in Paris.
Copies of the latest Berlusconi exposé, the jeeringly titled Papi, are piled high in a bookshop window in the square where I meet up with Roberto Bui and Federico Guglielmi, aka Wu Ming 1 and Wu Ming 4, who pause briefly to check out its cover.
The same theme concludes the work where it blasts out almost jeeringly at menacing full tone.
He asks the moneylender what gold tastes like, and the Prince of Darkness replies jeeringly that it is like cake with whipped cream: later we learn that Faust's mother died of choking on cream-cake.
The children swim out to hear their strange whistles and watch them frolic (this despite a warning from a local researcher: be careful, far from curing your ills and all that new age stuff, dolphins play rough; they might just as easily pin you to the bottom and whistle jeeringly while you drown).
After considering giving him Northern Ireland, she finally settled on Agriculture – the gumboot job, as it was once jeeringly described.
"Elvis" is what the crowds at the rap contests jeeringly call him, and in the final showdown Eminem defiantly says that he's poor white trash and proud of it.
