Sentence examples for making fun of this from inspiring English sources

Some dialogue making fun of this designation follows.

"Are you making fun of this?" Peter Richards, the production's designer, asks at one point.

Making fun of this sort of ripe, over-the-top horror isn't difficult: it's impaling fish in a barrel.

Charles Dickens was already making fun of this obsession in 1854, with his sketch of the fact-mad schoolmaster Gradgrind, who blasted his students with memorized trivia.

"We were making fun of this idealized notion of a white society that had no room for difference," Mr. Cucher said, noting that the AIDS crisis and the threat to gay men hung over their consideration of the body.

Then he says, If I use the word "ax" for the rest of the day, am I going to get beat up and creamed for making fun of this clean, crisp, calm, cool new articulate President?

We make fun of this tendency.

We don't make fun of this guy.

"Some people can make fun of this fight.

Everyone made fun of this mayor, but I felt sorry for him.

In his speech in Cleveland, Obama made fun of this, too.