Sentence examples for scathing mockery from inspiring English sources

On one visit to the Kremlin, Mr. Chemiakin, with some hesitation, presented the Russian president with seven compact discs of the late actor and bard Vladimir Vysotsky, whose scathing mockery of the Soviet establishment made him a hero of Moscow's underground art world.

"The Onion's scathing, relentless mockery of Israeli propaganda reflects a radical shift in US political discourse," journalist Glenn Greenwald of the Intercept explained in an email.

A year ago, the Heat's title hopes were snuffed in the finals by the Dallas Mavericks, inviting mockery and scathing criticism, primarily of James.

Mockery does.

Critics are scathing.

It's mockery.

The report, however, was scathing.

"Mockery causes deaths.

Labour has been scathing.

Others were more scathing.

Several have been scathing.