Sentence examples for such mockery from inspiring English sources

Such mockery vastly understates the opposition.

But such mockery is, by now, obsolete.

By now, the residents of Hull are well-used to such mockery.

As a good Guardianista I should pull my cardigan tight and frown at such mockery of liberal values.

Such mockery does not seem to bother Scalia; his certainty runs so deep that he views detractors with mild amusement.

One student had drawn a poster of Scalia as Oscar the Grouch, Such mockery does not seem to bother Scalia; his certainty runs so deep that he views detractors with mild amusement.

"It was such a mockery that we called each other comrade," she said.

It was probably such humiliating mockery the BBC was trying to protect Beckham from.

While Neil – or "Brillo Pad", as he is affectionately known – rightly rises above such schoolboy mockery, his current hair colour is the cause of understandable speculation.

What a pity that Fred Wilpon has made such a mockery of these principles that personified Robinson, and so many of us hold dear.

"Small Island" brought something unfamiliar to the literature of white-black relations: rarely had so many varieties of racism been anatomized with such gentle mockery and to such fine tragicomic effect.