Sentence examples for ridiculed at from inspiring English sources

Christian Science and Chamberlain appeasement are ridiculed at great length.

My mum would inevitably chose the cheapo brand, and we'd be ridiculed at school.

We get physically criticised – openly ridiculed at times – and you have to take it.

She began, she says, "scrutinising myself, trying to improve myself, to avoid being ridiculed at school".

Weighell was ridiculed at the time, but his words were prophetic.

She was being ridiculed at school and she'd come home crying".

Her office was ridiculed as being, at best, ineffective and, at worst, a PR effort for Canadian mining interests.

The threat posed by "The Interview" to the real Kim Jong-un isn't just that it holds him up to ridicule, but that it could subject him to ridicule at home — not least, by dramatizing that prospect.

The former Birmingham owners, by contrast, moved to West Ham as old hands, almost safe hands, yet have ended up exposing themselves to ridicule at almost every turn.

The threat posed by "The Interview" to the real Kim Jong-un isn't just that it holds him up to ridicule, but that it could subject him to ridicule at home not least, by dramatizing that prospect.

But after 10 hours of talks, a testy Mr. Osborne said that a deal on the table was inadequate because it failed to take into account his concerns and would subject Europe, and him, to ridicule at a time when the region was struggling to emerge from its debt crisis.