Sentence examples for playfully mocks from inspiring English sources

In the end, however, the house's most delicious feature may be the way it playfully mocks our cultural pretensions.

Austen's letter playfully mocks the book's florid prose and floods of unrestrained sentiment.

"Patience, patience, patience," Tina says, playfully mocking him.

When their paths crossed eight years ago, Mr. Obama playfully mocked Mr. Romney and encouraged him to "go for it".

"A division win, how about that?" said Crennel, playfully mocking his 2-12 record against American Football Conference North opponents.

Playfully mocking Mr. McKenzie, Ms. Swallow said, "I'm on 'The O.C.' too".

That contrasted with last year, when he playfully mocked the reaction of his new city to an approaching snowstorm, saying Washington would do well to emulate "flinty Chicago toughness".

Mr. Rove playfully mocked a Wall Street banker for his casual wardrobe: a baseball cap, gray hooded sweatshirt and a pair of worn bluejeans.

Yes! Yes!" he yelled out into the sky, and then, playfully, mocked me while placing his hand on my shoulder in a conciliatory fashion.

As one young woman contributed a note saying "Anna Karenina," an older woman could be heard playfully mocking the exercise: "Look at her," she said.

This is a great-looking, giddy little production, playfully mocking and reveling in the impossible glamour of those Depression-era movies about money and mores.