Sentence examples for would be ridicule from inspiring English sources

If Tony Abbott had lately delivered such views there would be ridicule across politics.

Hiding my natural hair under weaves and braids not to protect my coif, but to protect me from what I assumed would be ridicule and rejection in opposition to the European beauty standards my friends all replicated.

Mr. Van Hollebeke, a 6-foot-4-inch native of Seattle, maintains that the city has unparalleled power to encourage people "to experiment with the limits of their capacities" and "pursue ideals that in other settings would be ridiculed or seem ridiculous".

"He said I would be ridiculed unless I agreed to settle things without an investigation".

"At meetings, you would be ridiculed if you talked about searching for life on Mars.

Anyone making the same claim about other luxury resources, like gold, would be ridiculed.

If a politician in India announced a public health plan that neglected malnutrition, he would be ridiculed.

This sign of respect in America and Europe, this symbol of heritage and lineage, would be ridiculed in India.

Next, to attend a hacker convention, where their suits and abrasive manner would be ridiculed until both were abandoned.

Many thought he would be ridiculed because of the questions surrounding his own fund-raising practices in 1996.

If Christ were to return to the world, he wrote, "he would perhaps not be put to death, but would be ridiculed.