Sentence examples for mocking on from inspiring English sources

Why on earth did he expect people he was mocking on the air to embrace him, I asked.

The Romney sons, who write about their father and their travels on the campaign's blog, The Five Brothers, have drawn mocking on the Internet for what have been called cloying posts and for somehow appearing too wholesome.

"Men can be men and still get excited about other men kicking a ball around and they're never mocked, whereas it's easy for women to take mocking on board, to be belittled.

It failed to grasp that the same figure it was mocking on its channels, President Mikheil Saakashvili of Georgia, was using his fluency in English to dominate coverage in the rest of the world.

The actors and producers for HBO's new sitcom "Silicon Valley" visited the region they will be mocking on national television starting this week.

That afternoon, he hastily booted him from the party after an outraged opposition demanded to know why Joyce was still sitting in caucus next to the woman he'd spent most of the day mocking on camera.

The company inventively use sound and the simplest of props to underscore the point: what begins as a mocking on-stage susurration, Lear's daughters whispering in his ears, ends in a storm scene powered by the roaring of a cheap plastic blue tarpaulin, shaken into an improvised sea by the cast – at first an obstacle that the King must overcome, then his bivouac on the heath.

"Our specialists determined that green tea made with 50% cat urine can easily be detected when ingested," one respondent mocked on the Imagethief blog.

Differentially expressed genes were then filtered to include only genes that changed at least two-fold compared to mock on at least one day within each species.

The industry chiefs were mocked on "Saturday Night Live".

The stone was widely mocked on social media on Sunday morning because of its outlandish nature.