Sentence examples for mocking comments from inspiring English sources

I steeled myself for mocking comments and posted it.

Other officers posted mocking comments and pictures on their Facebook and Instagram pages.

It is certainly inappropriate and unacceptable for teachers to make demeaning, disparaging or mocking comments about their students.

The women in "Where Do We Go Now?" are sharp-tongued; they tease each other about their weight and exchange mocking comments about their husbands' virility.

He has also outraged the Indian High Commission and the Mexican Ambassador with mocking comments about the cultures of those countries.

Elon Musk has clarified mocking comments about Apple being a "graveyard" for failed employees of his company — apparently mocking the company for something else as he did so.

A few days later, a user called Blacktric reposted the image with a mocking comment.

One man, Tom Harrop, left a mocking comment that was typical of many others: "Right, I'm off to get a burqa for the mother-in-law," a reference to the head-to-toe veil worn by many conservative Muslim women.

He mocked comments Mr. Kerry had made about voting for financing the war before voting against it.

During an interview with BBC Perisan TV, Mr Netanyahu said that if Iranians were free, they would wear blue jeans and listen to Western music, leading to a campaign from Iranians on social media sites mocking his comments.

To my eye, the good news in that study — in which survey subjects were given mock news articles with mock comments that were either combative or civil — was that the hotter comments mainly tended to further polarize readers who already had strong views on the subject at hand.