Sentence examples for made mock from inspiring English sources

When I was five, I was chastised for disagreeing with an Air Force man, a visitor to our home, who made mock of my Willy Ley book.

On the one hand, Malvolio, the puritanical, self-important steward to the Countess Olivia in Shakespeare's play, is presented here as a joyless figure who deserves to be made mock of.

It was a previous editor of The Economist who wrote their's in these pages; and when another paper made mock of us, stoutly pointed out that Tennyson, no less, wrote Their's not to reason why.

He traded running jokes with McAvoy, and made mock-scornful comments about Day-Lewis's exalted reputation.

For the cyclotron, Mr. Didier made mock-ups that showed it could go through the doors at the society — the wide doors that open onto Central Park West as well as the newer glass doors just inside.

One girl, called "A.A". in court records, was specifically targeted by Sears after she criticized a post he made mocking Amanda Todd's suicide.

I don't want to make mock of all DeVos opposition.

It's an evening that invokes monsters and makes mock of them.

The first two days were marred by rain, sending attendees scurrying for trash bags to make mock ponchos.

At the top of the hole Sit the privileged few, Making mock of the vermin In the lower zoo.

Instead, there are sketch writers whose job is to be funny about parliament, which mostly means making mock of MPs.