Sentence examples for not to ridicule from inspiring English sources

I try not to ridicule.' Her progression into moving television images has been natural, she says.

Sorrentino, however, insists that his purpose is not to ridicule, or to mock.

He seeks not to ridicule or demystify Tolkien's fantasy but simply to add another dimension.

By Rich Benjamin April 25, 2017 As O'Reilly's opponent, you had to be careful not to ridicule him too blatantly and risk alienating his viewers.

Our purpose here is not to ridicule meltdowns such as Town & Country and Little Nicky, but to gain a better understanding of where all the money goes in the making of these films.

In Ros Warby's solo "Monumental," which began performances at Dance Theater Workshop on Thursday night, both appear as symbols — not to ridicule the classical form, but to invoke poetic ideals of personal strength and the fragility of nature.

It was not necessary to ridicule professional soccer players.

I'm not trying to ridicule anyone who thinks differently, but I want to go out while I'm still hard.

Even if fifty-odd Communists menaced the whole structure of Dominican life...to explain the movement of of tens of thousand of our Marines and other troops has exposed us not only to ridicule but to all kinds of blackmail and political confidence games.

Teach them that it is not okay to ridicule someone that is different from themselves.

But we did not want to ridicule him, we wanted to do something respectful that Bergman would have been able to appreciate".