Sentence examples for need to mock from inspiring English sources

"Dear #CharlieHebdo: you have the right to be offensive, it's not a duty... Did you really need to mock a dead kid?" wrote one Twitter user.

The point I'd emphasize is this: Buchanan knows full well he doesn't need to mock Sotomayor's efforts to learn English -- he just wants to.

Try this simple test: Every time you feel the need to mock or denigrate gay men or lesbians, replace that joke with an equally vicious dig about African-Americans or Jews.

'Stay on point, Donald, stay on point!' " He shifted his voice and posture slightly, as if imitating his handlers; maybe he needed to mock them before he could follow their advice.

George Bush's mangled syntax and general awkwardness was all Dana Carvey needed to mock him effectively as he did here.

When you see a freshman break down during midterms in the library, you're going to need to learn to mock her without her going all Lorena Bobbitt on you.

The turtle soup that starts the meal would need to become mock turtle soup - and so I would need to get my hands on a calf's head.

If something needs to be mocked, I'm glad to mock it".

Her career is an important example of the good that confidence, in the right hands, can foster in the world — making feminism more mainstream, creating entertainment that respects people, mocking what needs to be mocked — and the book is largely a portrait of that confidence.

And I don't believe we need to create formulaic mock inspections of each department or get tied down in bureaucracy to do that," he says.

When Stromae returns to New York, he'll need to find another way to mock Americans.