mockery造句

Every day the trial makes a mockery of justice.

The question is a mockery of a travesty of a sham.

The mockery you might say mockery of Socrates remains one of the sincerest forms of flattery; they took him very seriously.

Doesn't it make a mockery of anything I, or even Britain, might do?

It does not seem to us, that on such a subject mockery is permissible.

Return home, tail between my legs. Face the mockery of friends and neighbours.

A mockery, indeed, but in which his soul trifled with itself!

Skilled cartoonists in humorous way manages to undergo a mockery of everything that is wrong in society.

But Mr Jobs used that term in mockery, since many of these phones are, to him, so patently dim-witted.

"Gagno," he said, "means child, but it's a word loaded with mockery." Second-grade kids say it to first graders.

Any actor who doesn't want to reek of despair should avoid such self-mockery at all costs.

Just one warning: Avoid sarcasm, mockery, and any other forms of humor that degrade or hurt others.

As the old man turned to return to the ocean the neighbor called out with a degree of mockery in his voice, "Hey, old timer!"

Writers from former Eastern-bloc countries—Milan Kundera, for example—have often asserted that laughter and mockery were ways of saying no to that world.

Open mockery of Barack Obama, as disillusionment sets in with the man, his policies, and the phony image of a race-healing, brilliant, scholarly, middle-of-the-roader.

We fly with him to the United States and see it, as he saw it, with envy and a touch of disbelieving mockery.

Hardworking, honest citizens chafe at corrupt officials who treat them with contempt and get rich quick. And the party still makes an ass of the law and a mockery of justice.

But this is not a permanent fix. The sheer size of their needs would soon test the generosity of the authorities-and make a mockery of politicians' claims to have fixed too-big-to-fail finance.

But for Mr Peres the Goldstone report makes "a mockery of history, by not distinguishing between the aggressor and the defender... Any other country would have done the same."