Sentence examples for way to mock from inspiring English sources

"It's a good way to mock pomposity".

When Stromae returns to New York, he'll need to find another way to mock Americans.

He had found a way to mock an insult with a prayer.

Or a way to mock those who constantly worry about its effects?

What these silly people have done is to invent a new way to mock art.

Whenever programmes are made about Mandelson for years to come, film makers will have an easy way to mock him.

The cheer that has engulfed Tebow's confounding season gave way to mocking, as the Patriots destroyed the Broncos, 45-10.

He responded to indignant questions from British journalists with an initial calm that soon gave way to mocking outrage, calling one reporter rude and chiding another for asking a bad question.

The New York Post's gossip section, Page Six, sent a "spy" - actually, I suspect, a reporter - into Kim and Kanye's wedding, in order to find ways to mock the happy couple, much in the manner I suppose I am doing right now.

(He's found other ways to mock Warren's ancestry claim, too).

Steve Kandell of New York magazine said the episode felt like "a bit of a place-holder" compared to other episodes in the season, but that "Woman of the Year" included amusing scenes and introduced new ways to mock bureaucracy "without every feeling like the sly satire it secretly is".