Sentence examples for target for ridicule from inspiring English sources

The work has always been an easy target for ridicule.

"I am an easy target for ridicule," Professor Jacobs said.

Bush, however, seized on the phrase as an ideal target for ridicule and distortion.

Even in death, his body marks him as a target for ridicule.

But the 29-year-old has also become a growing target for ridicule over her role in a series of state-promoted PR stunts.

He has shaken the confidence of his most ardent supporters in the electorate, and has allowed himself to become a target for ridicule by comedians across the country.

The Nerazzurri are easy targets for ridicule at present.

These issues make competitions easy targets for ridicule.

Knowing he would run for president again some day, Mr. Gore produced a work certain to be used against him -- iconoclastic, personal and full of fat targets for ridicule.

First published in London in 1835, this satirical look at unmarried women demonstrates that women who did not choose the conventional paths of marriage and children were fair targets for ridicule.

You are not being targeted for ridicule simply because us secularists are so worried about the evident rightness of your tribalist claims to theological understanding.