Sentence examples for mocking at from inspiring English sources

The hilarity was mocking at this final move in all the supple about-turns that Mr. Wilson has made in the past few years regarding Europe.

"Of course, you'll never be as smart as me," he always adds, smiling in a way that seems apologetic and mocking at the same time.

Why, what brought you here, then? - My good Porbus," he continued, turning to the older painter, "can it be that you, you too, are mocking at me? Answer me!

The film is "a deliberate and premeditated act of mocking at and insulting the Korean nation," the news agency said, citing the bulletin, and shows that the United States is "the root cause of all disasters and misfortune of the Korean nation," "an empire of evil" and "the headquarters that spreads abnormality, degeneration, violence and fin-de-siècle corrupt sex culture".

In it More comes close to the spirit of the Praise of Folly, mocking at the presumption of cloistered religious who, "perched on a sunbeam, look down from the heights on the general populace creeping like ants on the ground…" (CWM 15, 279).

The paper's public editor at the time, Margaret Sullivan, acknowledged that "the tone of some stories is regrettably dismissive, even mocking at times".

(Merkel is regularly mocked at PEGIDA rallies, where posters refer to her as "Mutti Multi-Kulti" — "Mommy Multicultural").

She has award ceremony form – her tearful, rambling speech at the 2009 Golden Globes was widely mocked at the time.

Bartholomew, mocked at school for being a "retard", has lived with his mother for all of his 38 years.

Sometimes she seems to mock at us, and then again we seem to catch something like sadness in her smile.

The weather exposed our foreignness, mocked at our opinion of ourselves as universal beings dependent on nothing.