Sentence examples for poor mock from inspiring English sources

Poor Mock the Week – all-too-visible victim of a problem that originates elsewhere.

The poor are mocked as libidinous dolts.

Given the chance especially in a deeply unequal society, where the poor are mocked daily by the excesses of the rich citizens will flock to the first demagogue who promises them vengeance against their oppressors.

He made jokes about domestic violence, alluded to women as poor leaders, mocked women's bodies, and made other offensive jabs at the women and young girls in the room and about women in general.

I mocked them in the way that middle-class people will mock poor white people for eating sandwiches made with marshmallow spread.

Why should they mock poor fellows thus?

Their hero is poor, sensitive, and mocked for his dirty clothes and strange mannerisms.

The poor start, the mocking newspaper headlines like "A night without altitude," by the Argentine daily Clar? hurts.

I recall clearly attending dinner parties in this period with my wife, an extremely witty woman, where everyone was mocking poor Norman.

He spoke about the cheap heating oil he was sending to poor New Yorkers and mocked the president, who he said tried to walk "like John Wayne".

His partner, the political journalist Valérie Trierweiler, then wrote a tell-all book about their tumultuous relationship, in which she described their relationship breakdown in excruciating detail and, most seriously, accused Hollande of mocking poor people as "toothless".