"Noblesse oblige" was not always used mockingly.
You could find this disgusting, mockingly hilarious (not least if you recall hearing the same piece of Debussy, in "Twilight," on the hero's hi-fi), or plain cheap.
Stephen Colbert mockingly couldn't get his facts straight as he launched "Russia Week" on the "Late Show" Monday.
Comedian Colin Quinn had a great joke at the time about how everyone was desperate to feel a connection as though they would have been one of the thousands of victims, "You don't understand," he pleaded mockingly, "if I had decided to become an investment banker instead of running the Go-Karts in Utica," putting into perspective how hopeless we were all feeling.
"We are not monsters," says a boy mockingly.
His mood, as he trains for his heavyweight title fight with Lennox Lewis on June 8, is confrontational, perhaps mockingly so, perhaps not.
After Buzz Lightyear's first flight across Andy's room in Toy Story,Sherriff Woody says mockingly, "That wasn't flying!
"I don't even see color," McPherson mockingly said.
The "coalition of the accused", as he has mockingly called it, may not last.
Corneliu Vadim Tudor, a Romanian far-right politician, asked mockingly why France was not sending Romanies back "to their home country, India .Only a few politicians in the region have condemned the French action outright.
