Sentence examples for mocking ridicule from inspiring English sources
The phrase "mocking ridicule" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a form of scornful or derisive laughter directed at someone or something. Example: "His mocking ridicule of her ideas made it difficult for her to express herself in the meeting."
If you were outside that clique, you were fair game for mocking, ridicule, bullying.
Those outside the clique were "fair game for mocking, ridicule and bullying", claimed Pietersen.
In his book, to be published on Thursday, he says those outside the "clique" were "fair game for mocking, ridicule and bullying".
This kind of mocking ridicule will only make it more difficult for people to share their fears and what to them are legitimate concerns.
But this is not a voting demographic to mock, ridicule or be sneered at, let alone dismiss, because the numbers are still huge.
She reminded her audience that he, too, was "mocked, ridiculed and criticized" before his conservative vision became accepted Republican doctrine.
They were mocked, ridiculed, and written off by the press, myself included - more so after Plaxico Burress promised victory.
And when they don't they're mocked, ridiculed, called "disgusting" and accused of "rigging" the system.
Every moment on the cross, Jesus was in excruciating pain and was mocked, ridiculed and spat upon.
He gives courage to anyone who's ever been mocked, ridiculed, and ostracized, and gives us all hope that anything's possible".
Far from providing this boy with a respite from his troubled home life, school became a breeding ground for slander, mocking and ridicule, inflicting damage that would take years of compassion and sensitivity to erase.
