News reports of the cancelled event led to ridicule on social media.
It also heaped ridicule on over 150 different specifications for NHS surgical gloves.
It's no wonder Bonilla risked ridicule on behalf of his leader.
Mr. McCain joined in the ridicule on July 12 — in his first "weekly radio address".
And with her graceless writing, Wolf opens herself to ridicule on virtually every page: "an overtakenness with disinhibition".
The governor has often adopted a damn-the-torpedoes tone, heaping ridicule on his adversaries and the status quo.
The "knightmare" brought ridicule on Mr Abbott, and further stoked concerns that he was out of touch with modern Australia.
The bluff Mr Prescott poured ridicule on Mr Branson at the end of last year's party conference.
Not surprisingly, the genetic establishment closed ranks and collectively poured technical ridicule on the "whole shotgun" strategy.
He also followed a style of conduct that made him look odd, and brought criticism and ridicule on his office.
The BBC is backing Phil Neville despite almost universal ridicule on Twitter over his debut as a World Cup pundit.
