Sentence examples for make mockery from inspiring English sources
All-white justice, in other words, could continue to make mockery of the jury system.
Ms. Mirren speaks the line as if the victim of an abidingly sick joke, except that no one's laughing in a play whose sunlit climes make mockery of the darkest passions of the heart.
And it is to make mockery of the vicious war against women in countries where women may not vote or drive any car, or where they can be beaten for displaying a glimpse of hair or stoned to death for adultery.
According to Erik Brynjolfsson and Andrew McAfee, in The Second Machine Age: Work, Progress, and Prosperity in a Time of Brilliant Technologies, the expected changes coming "will make mockery out of all that came before". CEOs and senior executives that successfully navigate companies through this dynamic change will benefit their shareholders immensely.
Navalny knew his "simple solution" could have cost Putin domestic support for his Ukraine incursion, make mockery of his Ukraine guilt narratives, shatter his argument that Russia had no military involvement in east Ukraine, and humble him in the eyes of the world.
Wouldn't such a law make mockery of our right to make choices for ourselves?
It makes mockery of pot roast.
The current system makes mockery of meritocracy and is hypocritical in the extreme.
B1 Daily Mail Internet makes mockery of celebrity's UK injunction.
His conduct would make a mockery of those instructions.
