Sentence examples for mocking mood from inspiring English sources
There was a whole book of little bylaws that my mother would flip through every now and then, and read aloud from when she was in a mocking mood, which was fairly often.
Duarte directed designers to mock up "mood boards" covered with images of grassy fields and Zen gardens that evoked the organic ethos they wanted to instill.
Do not mock their mood, even as a joke.
It's a rare popular tune in Europe that can hang around since 1935, pop up occasionally, and almost a century later seem right on the money again, with its mocking refrain and mood of cynical foreboding.
There's something horribly claustrophobic about the mock-Gothic mood and murky palette, and I suspect the fantasy-within-a-fantasy premise will be too morbidly weird to appeal to the average teenage fanboy.
Matt has mocked up a Guardian mood board to show user moods and sentiments.
Today, however, when Newt Gingrich runs an ad mocking Mitt Romney for speaking French, as he did in January, the mood doesn't wobble.
That was a fairly controversial thing to do even back then, but distaste for the tactics was matched by widespread mocking - including a newspaper diary column starting a sustained "Cheer up Dobbo" campaign of smutty jokes to lighten his mood.
Her voice mocking, disdainful.
Was he mocking Christianity?
