Sentence examples for perhaps mock from inspiring English sources
And then there are paintings by artists like Ed Ruscha, Billy Al Bengston, Edward Kienholz and Judy Chicago that seem to embrace -- and perhaps mock -- Southern California culture.
The recent trend seems to be to have contempt for the people, for citizens; to perhaps mock them in private.
In making art out of an amusement park, Banksy is perhaps mocking the trend that sees cultural life turned into rollercoaster ride – whether it's Secret Cinema or The Drowned Man's warehouse world of "participatory theatre".
Arabian Nights is actually a European co-production, with money supplied by the French television company ARTE and Germany's Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen, who are rewarded with a surreally brief, disconnected scene in a German schoolroom in which a kid gets his finger stuck in his desk – perhaps mocking the EU's German paymasters.
The Argentine celebrated his third strike with a golf swing, perhaps mocking those who questioned his desire during his unauthorised leave of absence in his home country where he was pictured on the golf course.
Perhaps mocking Persian bureaucracy, the decree is not repealed.
They don't want to be led by a person observing, perhaps mocking them.
What at first appeared to be a quick joke -- the Replacements, perhaps, mocking their own status as over-the-hill rockers on the Coachella bill, or the tacit acknowledgment that summer festivals have become a game of spot-the-guest-star -- only became more twisted and cynical as the set went on.
Dali had painted the skirt with a bright-red lobster, which matched its cummerbund, and Cecil Beaton photographed the future Duchess wearing it serenely, despite — or perhaps to mock — her reputation as a scarlet-clawed predator.
Her colleagues were uneasily aware that, behind their backs, they were, perhaps, being mocked.
