Sentence examples for without mockery from inspiring English sources

Try to do what you do without mockery of our heartbroken little era.

The title reflects - without mockery - the fractured English of his parents' generation.

Berger declared that he wrote out of an almost childish love, a love without mockery.

That while she will usher him out of her office before reading a card from an admirer, she will at least acknowledge his curiosity without mockery.

He was based out of Mississippi and the reason I love him is because he wrote about the American South with a great deal of compassion, and without mockery.

Very occasionally, a bluestocking -- a governess, a young woman with a taste for serious reading -- would appear in a play or story, without mockery, but without sustained wit either.

Both Woolf and Beckett approach Cranmer's words without easy mockery but with something closer to reverent irony.

It describes search as an important business, without any mockery or misunderstanding, and recommends Google (it also provides a good layman's overview of Google's approach to search).

Taking Dawkins's points without the mockery, he is saying faith is incompatible with intellectual proof; some believers are known for discounting all theories of evolution; an all-powerful god would be expected to prevent evil; religion began as a primitive belief system.

[Loud applause.] Without this, his liberty is a mockery; without this, you might as well almost retain the old name of slavery for his condition; for in fact, if he is not the slave of the individual master, he is the slave of society, and holds his liberty as a privilege, not as a right.

Without Warne, the mockery is unlikely to have as much impact but it does recall some of the better mockery in sport.