Sentence examples for ridicule with from inspiring English sources

There was a time when Blackburn invited ridicule with their plans to sign superstars.

She invited ridicule with that blooper, learning more than she ever wanted to know about the oys of Yiddish.

drew ridicule with a series of Christmas-carol parodies that included "Frosty the Coal Man" and "Clean Coal Night".

That's the right tone — contempt and ridicule, with special care devoted to pointing out that Trump's smallness.

Emerson's claims drew both criticism and ridicule, with many people mocking his view of Islam in Britain on Twitter under the hashtag #FoxNewsFacts.

But in Burma the only voice being heard is that of the junta, which is combining ridicule with threats against Ms Suu Kyi.

That's why, after its recent failure, United was ridiculed with so many insulting mock slogans.

And a Christian who confuses being mildly ridiculed with being persecuted is one who has lost sight of the real demands of their faith.

Should any of these men step into the limelight, they will be ridiculed with many a dig at the way they look.

CINCINNATI — On Saturday night, the team once ridiculed with the phrase Same Old Jets advanced to the divisional round of the N.F.L. playoffs behind three rookies intent on burying that expression.

Trump would have been humiliated if he were capable of feeling shame, but on some level even he must have known he was being dismissed, for he responded as he does when ridiculed — with still more cartoonish bluster.