Sentence examples for mock belief from inspiring English sources

She thought that if people need to believe it would be rude to call them on it, while her father was more impatient and sardonic and wouldn't hesitate to mock belief.

While under normal circumstances I am perfectly happy not to mock beliefs that other people hold dear, these are far from normal circumstances.

The display last year included a Festivus pole in tribute to a holiday created on "Seinfeld" that satirizes the commercialism of Christmas and a display by the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster, which mocks beliefs that a god created the universe by instead arguing all that exists was created by a plate of pasta and meatballs.

The experiences, she added, left her embittered enough to feel compelled to mock the belief system on a grand scale.

To mock the belief that ISIS might make life better might mean mocking someone's only remaining avenue of hope.

"The cartoons criticise or mock religious beliefs.

We should be free to mock religious beliefs and symbols as we see fit.

The idea of mistresses, almost obligatory for the Colombian male, mocks her belief in traditional marriage.

Longtime cast member Isaac Hayes, a Scientologist, left the show following a 2005 episode that mocked his belief system.

Yes, those who mocked his belief in the Arab appetite for democracy were wrong; he is to be admired for championing reform and nudging autocrats towards pluralism.

Provocatively titled Religulous (think 'religious' and 'ridiculous'), it will mock the beliefs of the world's major religions, recruiting unwitting assistance from the ranks of the faithful.