His 31 goals in 28 reserve games
make a mockery
of the limited chances he has been given with the first team.
The phrase " a people's europe " is, in fact, a
hollow mockery.
The honest answer is bursts of enthusiasm and creativity followed by a lot of
self mockery.
Mockery of justice
from beginning to end.
It
became a mockery
of trying to get to the truth.
Snh's attitude makes a
complete mockery
of its motto: working with scotland's people to care for our natural heritage.
Mockery of a trial, from which he forcibly excluded the chief witnesses against him.
For all groups to be subject to open criticism,
including mockery
and ridicule, has been a great leveler.
It makes a
total mockery
of the right hon.
Mockery of the whole concept.
The truly wise person kneels at the feet of all creatures and is not afraid to
endure the mockery
of others.
Such mockery
was based on the view that young female membership was not also thought capable of political or nationalist worth.
Mockery of that claim.
Suggesting that they vote by text or internet or through a political pop idol just
invites mockery.
She only knows the pain and sorrow of barrenness, and the
cruel mockery
she receives from her rival.
Mockery of the idea
of user levels.
He says that hell is a delusion; he declares that the coming of the son of god was a
mere mockery.
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