Sentence examples for mock with from inspiring English sources

We, Daphne (Phil Wang, Jason Forbes and George Fouracres), never joke, jape, jest or mock with regards to, in relation to, or concerning redundancy.

Several clients filed complaints against Mr. Mock, with one claiming that he smelled alcohol on Mr. Mock's breath during their discussions.

Hard rock fans are easy to mock, with their piercings, outsized clothes and pen-chant for doing that thing with their fingers that's meant to represent the devil's horns, but they are a notoriously tough crowd to impress.

O'Brien has his own "scandal" at the moment — a mock fight (I think it's mock) with the mayor of Newark, Cory Booker, over some insulting cracks that O'Brien has made, and keeps making, at the city's expense.

His unavailing efforts to solicit quality writing for the Overland Monthly eventually led him to simply mock with overblown verse the mentality of the uncritical writers of the American West.

Gigante's is the kind of book that one can mock with ease and imitate at peril: "If we approach Wordsworth's concept of feeding through the mechanics of assimilation, as described in Romantic Naturphilosophie, we find that the feeding mind naturally exists in a precarious state of tension with its own abjected matter," and so on.

Mocked with respect, charm and enormous affection, but mocked nonetheless.

Mr Nuttall was mocked with a number of internet memes.

Nearly every flowering tree and shrub has mocked with sheer proliferation of blossoms the memory of other springs.

So they mocked with relish.

They were mocked with disparaging titles like "Muddled Virtue" and "Double Muddled".