Sentence examples for mocking remark from inspiring English sources

"It's a mocking remark, because they know there aren't enough left".

In a similar, if milder, spirit was the answer to Putin's mocking remark in December that the white ribbons worn by protesters as symbols of opposition reminded him of condoms.

Melanie makes mocking remarks to Lewis about the medical profession.

The tapes are of relatively recent vintage, since on one Dr. Zawahiri mocked remarks from President Bush's State of the Union speech in January and on the other he referred to December developments in the scarf debate.

When Republicans mocked the remark with applause, Obama shot back: "I know 'cos I won both of them".

On Sunday in Visalia, he mocked a remark that Trump made Friday in Fresno about the drought.

Having been elected deputy leader, he stood in at prime minister's questions and in a memorable exchange mocked Gordon Brown, remarking on the "prime minister's remarkable transformation in the last few weeks from Stalin to Mr Bean, creating chaos out of order rather than order out of chaos".

And Mr. Obama's supporters are already talking about Mr. Romney's comments nonstop; on Monday's cable TV programs, liberal hosts and guests mocked the remarks all day long.

But as Donald Rumsfeld was unfairly mocked for remarking – no need to feel sorry for him – there are things out there that we don't know we don't know about, as well as those we do.

He made President Obama the target of acid remarks, mocking him for supporting "algae" as an energy source.

He began with a few remarks mocking his program's predicament during the strike, then fired off a bunch of standard jokes, one about Paul McCartney's divorce agreement and another about his network's ratings.