Sentence examples for should make fun of from inspiring English sources

Isn't this just the kind of media cravenness "The Daily Show" should make fun of?

"I don't know about jokes directed at David Cameron," he says, "but I don't think people should make fun of the Queen.

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That sucks, and we can (and should) make fun of it, but maybe there's a glimmer of hope in all the offensive ridiculousness at play here.

According to Bill Oakley, there was a "significant division of opinion amongst the staff as to whether Richard Simmons was a target The Simpsons should make fun of" because it was "well-trod territory".

You should still be respectful and shouldn't make fun of how he looks, how much money he makes, or how physically inadequate he is in some way.

Before the meal, tell each child that they shouldn't make fun of others' wrong answers but should verbally encourage the others when they get answers right.

We shouldn't make fun of early adopters for their vanity; we should thank them for being our guinea pigs, and enthusiastic ones at that.

But I shouldn't make fun of him.

You should not make fun of this.' " On March 1, 2000, shortly before the New York Presidential primary, George Bush, then the governor of Texas, made the first of his election-year appearances on the "Late Show with David Letterman".

"If they got touchy about it and said, 'This is a really strong product and you shouldn't make fun of it,' then I think it would have faded away," Mr. Haire said.