Sentence examples for much ridicule from inspiring English sources

Has any other cartoon ever been the object of quite so much ridicule?

(As for Berlusconi, we have yet to see how much ridicule he can bear).

Meanwhile, he was assailed by many pamphleteers and subjected to much ridicule.

Much ridicule came next and officials took a sartorial eight count.

The attempts of his secretary of homeland security to replace the word "terrorism" with "man-caused disasters" attracted much ridicule.

The costumes of Suckling's gaudy warriors and the troop's poor performance in the field were the subjects of much ridicule.

The women were much ridiculed, and in her top hat and coat, Dr. Walker became favorite target.

The country is now considering plans – much ridiculed in some quarters – to build LNG import terminals in southern states to replace the gas that Australia is selling offshore.

The response that it was just a series of one-time special events — the decline of the pound, the hike in VAT, and commodity prices — and that inflation would eventually subside was much ridiculed.

It also ignited an extraordinary firestorm of populist criticism on the Internet that forced the government to fire three officials in the Shanghai bureau of the Railways Ministry and move a much ridiculed ministry spokesman to a job in Poland.

Along with Washed Out, he was hailed the leader of a new genre called chillwave, a term that had been floating around since 2009 but came into its own this year, and was as much ridiculed as it was used.