Sentence examples for you should be mocking from inspiring English sources
You should be mocking yourselves!".
So being "left wing" means you should be mocked while you await your son's return from a Taliban prison?
Nobody should be mocked or called selfish for wanting to have a baby.
Even if some behave recklessly, it doesn't mean that they should be mocked and dehumanised by censorious rubbernecking fellow Britons.
"It's not something that should be mocked or should be seen as a remote possibility," said Michael Gold, director of the Washington office of Bigelow Aerospace, a private space company.
It is odd that a U.N. secretary-general should be mocked for choosing to meet with the heads of difficult member countries, at the very time that a new American president has embraced this style of diplomacy.
He was mocked for saying that -- and much of what our president says is deceitful and should be mocked -- but that statement was true.
That "firewall" should be mocked, and anyone who doubts the overarching demand for synergy between the two divisions is being painfully naive.
Protestants and Catholics, majorities of whom don't think Christianity should be mocked, are both about equally divided on ridiculing Islam.
Rubio's personal (or pandering?) views are bad enough, but for Rubio the crux of the disagreement is "whether what a parent teaches their children at home should be mocked and derided and undone at the public school level".
