Sentence examples for more mock from inspiring English sources

No more mock courts.

Naturally, those whom the subjects deemed appealing received more mock votes.

More mock unveilings in the regal style of Alan Tate, chairman Ron Martin being allowed to write every story on Southend's website.

Bloom claimed his sluts remark – which he said was a joke – was met with more mock outrage, but not from members of the public.

For example, the last thing needed right now are more mock dogfights over the Aegean Sea between Greek and Turkish F-16 warplanes, tensions over Cyprus and disputes about potential energy-related routes and rights in the eastern Mediterranean.

And it will grow even narrower the closer we come to war because Saddam Hussein undoubtedly has more mock cooperation tricks up his sleeve designed to play to the European Union-United Nations coalition of the unwilling.

Can you tell me its history? A. You are undoubtedly referring to 564 Fifth Avenue, which is more mock-Tudor than faux Swiss, with painted brown "beams".

I don't think there should be any snogging or any sexual tension because" – she gets even more mock-grand – "he's a time lord, and his companion is but a mortal".

The melodramatic edge the film brings with it from that period of commercial, poorly made Mexican films seems to make it even sharper, more mocking and harsh.

I move for less censorship of "offensive" material, not more; more mocking of every religion and of atheism and its drippy twin, agnosticism, in front of which I plant my knee.

Now here's the shocker: The Eton and Oxford educated Wimsey is the only player wearing the proper gear, the oiks having despoiled the game with brown shoes, green cumberbunds, plus fours etc. Cue more mocking.