Sentence examples for lovingly mocked as from inspiring English sources

In dozens of fake stories over the years, he was lovingly mocked as a paragon of caution, moderation, and good sense.

Would they be mocked as well?

At Harvard Law School in 1990, President Obama found himself lovingly mocked by his peers for relentlessly promoting the exotic story of a search for racial identity that later became the theme of his best-selling book, "Dreams From My Father".

The standardization was even lovingly mocked in Quentin Tarentino's 1994 Pulp Fiction.

So much so that The Chicago Tribune quoted Michael McCaskey, chairman of the Chicago Bears whose fans' Great Lakes dialect was lovingly mocked on Saturday Night Live as lauding the young executive.

Mike Fram, 26, and Devin Proctor, 30, friends since their days singing in a capella groups at New York University, will perform what Mr. Fram described as a "lovingly mocking pop music mash-up" incorporating Alicia Keys, Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, beat-boxing and guitar playing.

T-shirts created by students lovingly mock the university (the most famous is "Where Fun Comes to Die").

On Tuesday, Kim Kardashian released a letter to her future self, and on Wednesday, late-night hosts Jimmy Kimmel and James Corden each used their respective shows to lovingly mock it.

It was widely mocked as sophomoric.

The poor are mocked as libidinous dolts.

"I'm mocking As Four," he explained.