Sentence examples for some mockery from inspiring English sources
There was also some mockery of the hosts.
This announcement was met with disbelief and some mockery.
He also indulged in some mockery of "wealthy, successful Americans" who overestimate their own abilities.
Unsurprisingly, the forecast incited some mockery in the letters section of The Jerusalem Post.
There was some mockery of his inexperience, though little apparent alarm.
These constraints have drawn some mockery from online commentators, who say the strictures hinder the spontaneity of social media.
The choice of Clapper came in for some instant mockery.
The company has threatened a Pakistani blog that curated some online mockery of Axact following the publication of the story.
"Cape Spin" stumbles in force-feeding some easy mockery: a radio debate between campaign spokeswomen, for example, is framed as a boxing match.
Far left himself, to the extent that he is political, Pettibon subjected Ronald and Nancy Reagan to some obscene mockery in the nineteen-eighties.
They don't have a team of Silicon Valley sorcerers running their turnout operations!" Back in 2011, the Obama White House earned some mild mockery for its "win the future" slogan.
