Sentence examples for repeatedly ridiculed from inspiring English sources

Jack was repeatedly ridiculed for his crying.

The column also repeatedly ridiculed Ms. Thomson's physical appearance.

They say they have been repeatedly ridiculed for challenging the status quo.

Mr. Newsom's opponent, Lt. Gov. Abel Maldonado, has repeatedly ridiculed San Francisco policies like a ban on plastic bags as out of touch and overreaching.

That month, in a flurry of appearances for NBC, General McCaffrey repeatedly ridiculed this recommendation, warning that it would turn Iraq into "Pol Pot's Cambodia".

But in 1950, having repeatedly ridiculed the expatriate's life, he fled back to Italy, a place that, unlike what he'd come to view as vulgar, commercialized and warmongering America, would always appreciate him.

Indeed, Farage has made a virtue of Ukip being a blank piece of paper, repeatedly ridiculing the Ukip manifesto written for the last election.

(There's something deeply unpleasant, something sadistic, in the way Franzen repeatedly ridicules the mother's pretentious pronunciation of the word "mature" — "matoor").

In addition to repeatedly ridiculing specific grants, Smith has championed legislation that would require NSF to certify that all of its research grants contribute to "the national interest".

It approaches asexual, his gayness appearing to exist solely as a device to give him the moral authority to repeatedly ridicule the mincing manner of his bandanna-wearing homosexual friend, Jack, without being labeled homophobic".

(The movie, which was filmed in Albuquerque, repeatedly ridicules Tucson as the cultural backwater to end all backwaters, a fact that the city's Chamber of Commerce can't be happy about.) His latest production, a dismal stage version of "Erin Brockovich," has been savaged by the ninth-grade drama critic (Shea Pepe) in the school paper.