Sentence examples for mockery from from inspiring English sources

The Poynter response drew mockery from some corners of the Web.

He's endured snark from the Huffington Post, eye-rolling from Slate, mockery from New York Magazine.

That's the side that Nobel economist Paul Krugman praised last year amid mockery from the foolish.

These constraints have drawn some mockery from online commentators, who say the strictures hinder the spontaneity of social media.

The sight of those empty seats invited mockery from critics who said the Yankees had badly overreached.

As late as 1914, well-dressed adults risked jeering mockery from ill-clad "rude boys", and well-dressed children risked assault.

It was the irony in McCarthy's writing that carried the day; inherent in it was a mockery from which no one — not even the protagonist — was safe.

Kazakhstan showrunners are preparing to launch a Game of Thrones-style TV series to tell the country's story in the face of mockery from Hollywood.

"She says that we need to get a grip, but that is exactly what we are doing!" she said, to peals of mockery from Labour.

Maduro said the forced price cuts should lead to negative inflation of 15% in November and 50% in December – forecasts that brought immediate mockery from critics on Twitter.

Certainly that adage has proved true for the beleaguered talkshow host David Letterman this weekend as he faced a barrage of mockery from his acid-tongued rivals.