Sentence examples for still mocked from inspiring English sources

The organization is still mocked for naming Pia Zadora new star of the year in 1981.

Historically, the Danish state included the southern Swedish province of Skåne [4], the rustic natives of which are still mocked by sophisticated Stockholmers for their Danish-sounding dialect.

Despite this remarkable power, Binney still mocked the NSA's failures, including missing this year's Russian intervention in Ukraine and the Islamic State's take-over of Iraq.

Serena Williams, the most gifted athlete alive today who is still mocked for her large, strong body and distinctly black beauty, twerks defiantly at the viewer.

For instance, women in the USA on average, earn 80% of the salary of their coworkers, women's sports are still mocked, and people still refer to doing things feverishly as doing them "like a girl".

Americans were still mocked, distrusted, and perceived as obnoxiously fat but before Trump's improbable rise in the polls, it wasn't so shameful to be a US citizen out in the world.

Then with the crowd baying and Mourinho still mocking, Tagliavento sent off Sampdoria's Pazzini.

But the slaughter still mocks Mr Obama's pieties about interdependence, and his glib plans for win-win diplomacy.

He counters that he still mocks everyone — he even has a puppet of himself, which makes regular appearances on "Democracy".

And thus, South Park manages to find a way to apologise repeatedly while still mocking Gore as a narcissist, who wears a Nobel medal and a cape.

"Oh, yes, computers," Riley said, making his big eyes bigger still, mocking the older man, "all sorts of wizard gadgets, don't you know".