Sentence examples for mock press from inspiring English sources
"We had to write mock press releases," Ms. Jacobson recalled.
Examples of such activities include mock press interviews and lobbying visits.
During a mock press interview his interrogator's every question concerned his father and, eventually, prompted a sharp retort.
Then Mr. Williams segued into a mock press conference, pretending to be Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld.
Bezos, in a similar vein, makes employees propose new products by writing mock press releases — the idea being that design starts with customer seduction.
In response, referencing fiber-optic cable, Duluth videotaped a mock press conference in which it said that every male born in the town would be named Google Fiber.
David Brooks of The Times mocked press critiques of Romney, but the satire slashed the candidate, too: "Romney owns many homes without garage elevators and the cars have to take the stairs".
At the start, there is talk of people blindly following orders and yet there it is telling players to tap a button to pull a chord or, as many have mocked, press X to mourn at a funeral (mechanics that, surely, have had their day).
Lord knows I'm only too happy to mock the press corps when it gets too whiny about its treatment, but in this case, Ed Henry is absolutely right!
He has mocked the press for its "lap-dog" coverage of Mr. Bloomberg.
Over several decades, the tradition of a comic speech by the commander in chief, gently mocking the press and himself, had boosted the black-tie dinner into an A-list attraction.
