Sentence examples for that mockery from inspiring English sources

Fair enough, but that mockery went viral.

He felt that mockery was a British specialty and that this made "life in Britain preferable to life anywhere else".

And how, after all that mockery, have the producers behind that Fox animated series been able to retain their jobs?

He added that mockery, which the terrorists tried to silence, is part and parcel of what "living in a free, open and democratic society is about".

A small turquoise faience baboon, 8.8 centimeters high, is a masterpiece of understated irony, so discreetly wielded that one cannot be absolutely sure that mockery was intended.

And do we not, as we dance before the cool stares of the same security forces that four years ago would have torn into our crowd, condone that mockery?

It steers a course along the very line that separates mockery of the vulgarity of anti-semitism and mockery of a vulgar (because unnerved, and overstated) version of anti-semitism.

There is, too, that trademarked mockery, characteristic of the genre, of anything middle-class and semi-genteel.

The most devoted of Mr Corbyn's followers will say that this mockery shows that the Tories are frightened of the Labour leader.

It is of course written in the genre known as "mock-heroic", although Pope makes sure that the mockery does not go too far.

Or it may have been more personal, deciding that the mockery and scrutiny she had faced, and would continue to face, were too much to bear.