Sentence examples for something to be mocked from inspiring English sources

Hellblade shows that the human brain can sometimes pose the greatest risk to our own well-being and safety, and that mental illness isn't something to be mocked, feared or brushed under the rug.

Cindy Chupack's essay exemplifies a take on Jewishness that seems to see it as something to be mocked, abandoned or used as material for ironic pop-cultural musings.

My meditations here are partly inspired by the current New York Film Festival, a lively and venerable annual event whose birth, in 1963, represented the high-water mark of film snobbery in America, both as something to be mocked and something to be proclaimed and celebrated.

Or perhaps the man bun is just something to be mocked (yes, it is).

If something needs to be mocked, I'm glad to mock it".

As much as the show begs to be mocked, there is something legitimately poignant about its blend of grandiosity and fragility.

(Lewinsky's own recent, mature statements say something moving about what it feels like to be mocked by a mostly liberal mob).

But if you're going to be mocked for looking funny or singing in an odd voice, better to do it in the service of something verifiably remarkable.

But nor is it to be mocked.

This is not to be mocked.

"But he is not to be mocked.