Sentence examples similar to outrageous mockery from inspiring English sources
We have been shocked by this kind of outrageous and insolent mockery once too often.
Liang Long's earnestness as he played the Errenzhuan was entertainingly outrageous, and his subtle mockery of Chinese authority — the costume, the military salutes, the occasional allusions to Communist-era songs — betrayed a real irreverence.
He said: "I hope that very little time and certainly not too much money is spent on this clearly outrageous attempt to make a mockery of the criminal justice system.
It was an outrageous usurpation of executive authority and a mockery of the values on which this nation was founded.
But in 2007 Odili somehow managed to secure an outrageous court injunction -- widely condemned as a mockery of the judicial process -- that permanently barred the agency from investigating, let alone prosecuting him.
One consistent point of mockery has been Trump's looks – his outrageous hair and unnatural skin tone have been central to mocking him for years.
By threatening to throw a rock at a Columbia building, Mr. Haberman made a mockery of Mr. Cole's attempt to use John Stuart Mill to buttress that outrageous claim.
It did not take long to realize, however, as the characters became more and more outrageous, that MTV had actually created caricatures of young ultra-tan, super-drunk social misfits meant for public entertainment and mockery.
