Sentence examples for will ridicule from inspiring English sources

She will ridicule the faux-Bavarian décor.

We will ridicule and mock the victim.

"I am the sort of iconoclast," he wrote, "who will ridicule the establishment endlessly and expect to be seated at the head of the table.

And he will ridicule government plans to employ 5,000 extra GPs over the course of the next five years saying it is "absolutely pointless" if 10,000 GPs retire during the same period.

It is now understood that a woman who speaks out about assault can demand at least an opportunity to tell her story, and that those who will ridicule or demean her for doing so can expect to be challenged.

The Liberal Democrat leader will ridicule Tory attempts to preserve the traditional family unit, question David Cameron's big society and hit out at wealth and privilege in a speech tomorrow.

At the time the conservative columnist George F. Will ridiculed the results: "The professors have ideas; the rest of us have emanations of our psychological needs and neuroses".

They'll enable you to feel good buying a book you already want or you'll ridicule them for examining a book you already know sucks.

Sometimes students don't participate in discussions about sensitive issues because they worry that they will be teased, their opinions will be ridiculed, or strong feelings will arise because the topic hits close to home.

Alana Amarosa, a senior, said, "I am really free to form my own opinions and my fellow classmates will not ridicule me".

Though Republicans will immediately ridicule the idea by repeating their mantra that the 2009 stimulus "failed," Mr. Harkin and others have found their voice enough to respond that it actually saved or created at least four million jobs and probably many more.