Sentence examples for mock commitment from inspiring English sources

Speaking with ABC News in 2006, Parker and Stone discussed their fascination with religion ("All the religions are super funny to me," Parker noted) and their mock commitment to patriotic ideals.

It also demonstrates that they will not sit idly by while China — one of five permanent members of the Security Council — mocks commitments it made in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the United Nations Charter, its bid to host the Olympic and even in its own constitution.

But while I won't mock their commitment to keep things positive, I'm not above rolling my eyes at the term they're using.

Sharpe mocked his commitment.

In 2016, Clinton mocked Sanders' commitment to Medicare for All.

Alternatively, Reich could have invoked American values: a grotesquely skewed inequality of outcomes is bound to tip the playing field for the next generation of Americans, mocking the nation's commitment to equality of opportunity.

In a slickly produced, 30-minute video, the group that the two men lead, the Emergency Committee for Israel, mocked Mr. Obama's "unshakable commitment to Israel's security" and attacked his record on Iran as weak.

"If I had a billion U.S. dollars, I suspect I too would be very committed to a fully globalized world without any barriers and without any constraints on what I can do with my money and how I can make even more money," he said, mocking the group's commitment to free trade.

The bus-load from the banks of the Thames were mocked by the City faithful when their commitment warranted only praise.

Ideally, it would never require great courage and commitment to make puerile doodles mocking those whom one perceives to be making a mockery of the things that they purport to hold sacred.

Legally enforced pseudo-apologies from public figures are common enough: the mock sorrow for "any offence caused", the breezily worded commitment to "setting the record straight" etc.