Sentence examples for what a mob from inspiring English sources
The phrase "what a mob" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express surprise or disapproval about a large group of people, often in a chaotic or unruly context. Example: "As I approached the concert venue, I couldn't believe my eyes—what a mob gathered outside!"
We're about to show them what a mob looks like".
What a mob of good for nothing, lazy numpties federal politicians were, Hadley thought, dialling things straight up to 11.
But ultimately they were killed out of false knowledge, out of what a mob thought it knew about guilt and innocence, law and justice, white and black.
In "No Church in the Wild," Frank Ocean sings, "Human beings in a Mob/What's a mob to a King?/What's a King to a God?/What's a God to a non-believer who don't believe in anything/Will he make it out alive?
Authority is at stake when Kanye asks, "What's a mob to a king?/What's a God to a non-believer?" Without God or faith institutions to whom or what will people be accountable to?
Hollywood's spin machine has ensured most moviegoers have no idea what a nasty mob the Sun Gym crew really was.
No, said I, this is what a disruptive mob scene looks like.
Gaieski, who helps local businesses handle their social media, said her clients and potential clients she approached about participating "had no clue what a cash mob was".
After describing the operation, the briefers fielded questions: What if a mob surrounded the compound?
Frank Ocean, the crooning pseudo-member of Odd Future, starts off asking, "What's a mob to a king?
It may be unreasoning and uninformed, but what an angry mob does understand, in an instinctive, instant, unmediated way, is what it is angry about.
