Sentence examples for relentless mockery from inspiring English sources

What you're left with is crude, relentless mockery of the Essex brigade's stupidity and skewed materialist values.

Then, following six weeks of relentless mockery by everyone you know, you will return to your original sneakers (which, by the way, you should be replacing every three months).

The primary animating idea in the play is that Brad really is gay, tormented by self-hate that is mirrored in the relentless mockery he faces when he is forced to pretend to be what he really is.

His relentless mockery of Mr. Spitzer's decision has thrust the driver's license policy onto the national stage, helping fuel an uproar not only among New Yorkers, but among national groups opposed to illegal immigration as well.

Even if you diverge from a moderately sophisticated understanding of obesity and believe instead that sufferers have brought it on themselves and are therefore fair game, the relentless mockery should soon alienate you too.

The CBS star David Letterman has begun making fun of Dr. Phil with the same scorching and relentless mockery that he aims at Leslie Moonves, the CBS president, and Oprah Winfrey, who has banned Mr. Letterman from her show and boycotts his.

Trump produces belly-laughs out of the vulnerabilities of others, in a relentless stream of mockery and disparagement.

"American Vandal" is relentless in its mockery of true-crime tropes, from its ponderous theme song to Peter's absolute certainty about the redemptive power of facts.

But the difficulty of squaring that elusive circle in the face of the trivialisation, relentless misrepresentation and cruel mockery of a hostile press is formidable.

The incident came on yet another day of relentless, lethal attacks and counterattacks that have made a mockery of a declared cease-fire while offering no clear sense of where the long Israeli-Palestinian conflict is headed.

The relentless persecution by senior male journalists, the vilification, the sexist mockery, the personal abuse and the contempt with which she would be treated... .. Lake's question as applied to Clinton is no longer a rhetorical one.