Sentence examples for ridiculed about from inspiring English sources

Trump later claimed he was referring to Fiorina's "persona", adding that he was constantly ridiculed about his hair and no one complained about that.

It was here, Mr Goulding said, that he had been in dispute on a number of occasions with fellow taxi drivers and ridiculed about his "personal hygiene and the cleanliness of his taxi".

Yet, with Johnson out of the picture this season, Patrick Ewing last season -- and Starks and Charles Oakley in 1999 -- everything you knew, embraced and ridiculed about the franchise the last five years is almost gone.

And you know, Howard Dean was kind of ridiculed about the 50-state strategy, but I think it's going to pay off.

As a fan, you will feel actual joy or actual pain — this is precisely what non-sports-fans usually ridicule about being a sports fan — in relation to events that really don't affect your life at all.

Don't laugh or ridicule about something that will make them feel insecure.

Would they be ridiculed, stigmatised, whispered about, worse?

He claimed his boss ridiculed him about fasting for Ramadan and made "humiliating, demeaning and racist" remarks.

A lack of self-awareness is something Santa can't put under your tree, but spending 7 or 8 hours with a VR headset strapped to your face binging movies on an airplane is borderline magical if you can stomach the fact that you'll end up being ridiculed in about a dozen tweets by the end of your flight.

And after that I adopted a writing persona named David Dittmeyer and made eight issues of Programmed from India, which was a skate zine that pretty much just ridiculed everything about contemporary skateboard culture.

"President Engler's statements and behavior are subtle threats against anyone who dares to speak up against their abuser and the environment that enabled their predatory conduct, lest they be ridiculed, lied about, and shamelessly mocked by a person of immense power". .