Sentence examples for pointed mockery from inspiring English sources

At the time of the original exhibition, "feminist anger was transmuted, often flamboyantly, into pointed mockery of the systems of oppression," Tanner explained in a statement for Klaus von Nichtssagend.

But that was just pointed mockery.

This is not usually the case in the forums of contemporary American politics, where the goal is geared toward "destroying" or "eviscerating" your opponent through mockery and pointed logic, earning plaudits from your political brethren but not convincing the unconvinced of anything.

Point to its pointed teeth.

The playful mockery has an underlying point.

Through Sept. 2 Les Rogers's abstract paintings always involve an element of subtle self-mockery, but lately he has brought it out into the open, making it more pointed and, in a way, more substantial.

Mockery does.

Benigni pointed.

It's mockery.

"Mockery causes deaths.

Harry pointed.