New technology providing access to more video material gave them growing control over the show's content; the staff, the co-executive producer Kahane Corn said, also worked to choose targets "who deserved to be targets" instead of random, easy-to-mock subjects.
More than two decades later it was put to music and uploaded to YouTube in a clip called "Play Him Off, Keyboard Cat" - internet users would often use Keyboard Cat as way of mocking subjects in videos.
In a mock scanner subjects practiced our Colorado Balloon Game (CBG; Fig. 2), which is conceptually different from the Balloon Analogue Risk Task that we previously employed with similar patients [15].
She was not mocking her subjects, she insisted.
Rather than efficiently mocking their subjects, such works callously debase their own heritage.
Does "Stag" endorse or mock its subject, which is a well-worn sentimental symbol in Germany?
On cue, as if to mock the subject of this week's contest, the sun is back out in New York.
By The New Yorker May 20, 2010 On cue, as if to mock the subject of this week's contest, the sun is back out in New York.
Postscript, via e-mail, under the ironic, mock-Teutonic subject line "DEVEREUX Konzept": "I didn't mean to be coy," Mr. Lamos writes from cyberspace.
Far from mocking the subject or approaching it lightly, Lee takes on gun violence with a scathing seriousness that spares nobody.
Far from mocking the subject or approaching it lightly, Lee takes on gun violence with a scathing seriousness that spares nobody not the characters in the film and not its viewers.
