Sentence examples similar to mocking pronouncements from inspiring English sources
Fox News commentators and Republicans were quick to mock these pronouncements.
Even in international business centers like Shanghai, hawkers with suitcases full of pirated discs peddle their goods on the busiest streets with little fear of punishment, mocking Chinese government pronouncements of concern about the problem.
(Never mind that the People's Daily website last year said the growing number of Chinese terms used in English showed that "linguistic contribution reveals national power").In this section Marking the past, fearing the future Still different Barbarians at the gate ReprintsThe anti-borrowing screed drew sharp criticism, and not just from the microbloggers who routinely mock such pronouncements.
Her voice mocking, disdainful.
Was he mocking Christianity?
His pronouncements have been roundly mocked.
But he was rejected, at times mocked, for his eccentric style and pronouncements.
Now they feel increasingly mocked by their leaders, whose latest pronouncements of security successes are met with revulsion.
