Sentence examples similar to vicious mockery from inspiring English sources
Mrs. Clinton was a victim of "vicious ridicule" and "misogynist mockery," Ms. Skocpol said.
He is vicious, for example, in his mockery of petit bourgeois values, which, naturally, include attitudes toward sex.
And it is to make mockery of the vicious war against women in countries where women may not vote or drive any car, or where they can be beaten for displaying a glimpse of hair or stoned to death for adultery.
It feels kind of right, and not really mean-spirited or lazy or vicious, like a lot of media mockery is.
But throughout the city (in spite of the title of this book, it ranges from the Bronx to Coney Island), many forms of rejection were appearing: passive resistance, mockery, occasional violence (raids by Prohibition agents on blue-collar saloons often ended in vicious brawls), sneering contempt and, above all, guile.
On top of every other mockery and humiliation currently heaped upon middlingly-aged men, "Your sperm's past it", seems an especially vicious addition.
