Sentence examples similar to mock obedience from inspiring English sources

When artfully done it can have a great effect, as in Avis's long-running "We try harder" campaign against Hertz, or Samsung's recent ads mocking the obedience of iPhone fans.

One of the group's common tactics was to mock the state through exaggerated obedience.

It may be considered cliché by some, but Germans do indeed take pride in their precision and obedience to the rules — values both celebrated and sometimes mocked abroad.

Although tragic in the context of the play, on its own this line from the last act of Macbeth suggests that Shakespeare may have come to regard aging as more than just a phase of life to be mocked or feared: "And that which should accompany old age, As honour, love, obedience, troops of friends..."...

(a) Unquestioning obedience.

"Obedience comes from listening".

Obedience is ingrained.

All about obedience.

"OBEDIENCE" July 22 at Borders.

OBEDIENCE, by Will Lavender.

ends in obedience.