Sentence examples for which generally mocks from inspiring English sources

Earlier this month Dziuba restarted his blog, Uncov, which generally mocks startups and entrepreneurs.

Which, generally, they do.

The riot has been generally mocked and derided on Twitter, with many pointing out how privileged the rioters are.

So-called "free speech zones" have proven unusually hardy, despite the fact that they are generally mocked in the court of public opinion and unsuccessful in court.

Her complicated heritage informs her art, which gleefully mocks ethnic and sexual stereotyping.

The origins of the video, which mocks the Prophet Muhammad, are not clear.

These customs, which mocked religion, were condemned by the Council of Basel (1431).

And for good measure, it had an episode this season which mocked the Simpsons' saga.

Gorka" — a hang-up for which he was mocked last week by comedian Samantha Bee.

As comparisons grew and the meme spread online, censors began erasing the images which mocked Xi.

There are competitors like Kixeye, which has openly mocked Zynga in its recruiting videos.