Perhaps most heartlessly, Orton made a mockery of real feeling.
Some governors before him, including Jimmy Carter and Michael S. Dukakis, overcame both real difficulties and Washington mockery, and then behaved as though that proved they knew everything they needed to know about politics.
makes a mockery of real abuse victims".
Cristiano Ronaldo says he has settled his differences with Sepp Blatter over the telephone after the FIFA president's mockery of the Real Madrid player last year.
Yet behind the mockery was a real sense of disquiet, which has not gone away: Trump loves the less educated because they appear to love him back.
Perhaps tellingly, most of them admitted that they kept their VR identity a secret in the real world for fear of mockery, so a VR enthusiast might be closer than you think.
He said this depends on "how Russia reacts to the referendum in Crimea which has been a mockery of any real democracy, and how they are reacting to the possibility of discussions and direct negotiations with Ukraine over the coming days".
The contemporary day night "double header" where the park is cleared out between games and new tickets are required to attend the second game is little more than a mockery of a real double header.
Sarah Palin, the 2008 vice-presidential candidate who was the real darling of CPAC, led the mockery in a television appearance after her own star turn on the conference stage.
