Sentence examples for mocking attitude from inspiring English sources
Mr. Green recruits those closest to him and they gamely try to adopt his defensive, mocking attitude.
To be fair, Mr. Cheney's mocking attitude on that last point was shared by almost everyone in politics and the media -- and yes, I am patting myself on the back for getting it right.
Mrs Noye and her Gossips enter to an F sharp minor distortion of the children's tune, which reflects their mocking attitude.
You children sense your mocking attitude.
A video mocking attitudes towards rape in India has gone viral, suggesting that whilst we may not find rape jokes funny, we can still laugh at the lampooning of patriarchal explanations of the crime.
I think sorrowfully about how the dismissive, silencing and mocking attitudes to the vagina that I wrote about -- are alive in the struggle of these vulnerable women, and having life and death consequences.
There is none of the mocking, condescending attitude that currently consumes so many American documentaries, like the recent "American Movie," about a regional filmmaker with similar fantasies of show business success.
Frankie Boyle said he thought it "important" to highlight the issue by mocking the attitudes of racists he "despised" in comedy routines.
Among the best known were Dick Gregory, who mocked racial attitudes; Jerry Stiller and his wife, Anne Meara, who satirized assumptions about marriage; and Irwin Corey, who punctured academic pretense.
Monkey Island had a hilarious, self-mocking attitude to its own form that TV wouldn't discover until Chris Morris.
