ridicule sentence examples

• Ridicule the idea that a battle took place here in 1066?
• In any other walk of life, a 44-year-old man introducing his dental work to another might provoke ridicule or disgust.
• Now my bizarre tastes are open for public ridicule.
• Unfortunately grown ups will often dismiss this as a normal attachment to an imaginary friend and may even ridicule the child.
• Ridicule by the british press.
• Ridiculed the notion that his players were ' juiced ' on anabolic chemicals.
• It is also causing the church to be publicly ridiculed - witness a recent article in the mirror.
• Ridiculed in the press and media.
• God says: 0 believers, no people shall ridicule another people.
• Ridicule heaped on the ufo subject.
• Jenner found a great deal of skepticism to his ideas and was subject to much ridicule.
• The best way to deal with holocaust deniers is to let them say their piece and then ridicule them for the nuts they are.
• At the time we were widely ridiculed, full employment, we were told, was never again going to be a realistic policy.
• To get no further than the foundation is to invite ridicule.
• In the face of domestic hostility and international ridicule and condemnation, mr blair took us to war with iraq last spring.
• He was often ridiculed for his association with what was, at the time, considered a crank religion.
• He did not wish to throw ridicule and obloquy upon the petition, but he did throw ridicule and obloquy upon the hon.
• Normally through that much ridiculed part of the human anatomy - your back-side.
• Most people opposing the system could be silenced by financial pressure, or suffer public ridicule.
• I mean, running is the kind of thing that could attract public ridicule.

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