ridicule

This is a rather sore subject for the Silverlight team, as the severity of the problem has caused them quite a bit of ridicule.

Then, you've got to, you know, face potential public ridicule of, that's a crazy idea, it'll never work.

Good communication is the basis of trust in front of him, you are going to express deep thoughts and not subjected to ridicule or harm.

For years all he received for his efforts was rejection and ridicule, yet he did not relent and continued developing his theories.

Was not Israel the object of your ridicule? Was she caught among thieves, that you shake your head in scorn whenever you speak of her?

Like Noah, Johan is trying to warn people of a coming flood, doing his part and risking ridicule.

An expensively coiffed mansion-builder is all too easy to ridicule as a champion of the poor.

The editor-in-chief, Col Allan, had said the intent was to ridicule Washington's efforts to revive the economy.

He meant to ridicule the England of his own day, and in particular the kind of English condescension represented by Matthew Arnold.

You have done all this! and yet you can treat the mention of his misfortune with contempt and ridicule .

Muslim comedians do not just ridicule their fellow citizens' foibles. Satire bubbles up in even the most repressive regimes.

As I watched him eat and listened to him ramble on, it dawned on me that maybe some of the ridicule heaped on John was unwarranted .

The attempts of his secretary of homeland security to replace the word "terrorism" with "man-caused disasters" attracted much ridicule.

GJ often wore Mrs. Blouse on special occasions; this was an encouragement for Mrs. Blouse in light of all the ridicule she endured.

BATMAN (ADAM WEST): "He's terrorized Gotham City, he's baffled the police department and he's held us up to public ridicule. "

Bizarre the subject of ridicule only on the surface, little to improve ourselves is the essence of the spirit of grass-roots, he is unique.

And are often outstanding jealousy, ridicule and even against the so-called "wood show in the forest, the wind will destroy them. "

Theattempts of his secretary homeland security to replace the word "terrorism" with "man-caused disasters" attracted much ridicule.

Our people seem to have the notion that foreigners are being hypocritical, and ridicule the advice.

And it met with a predictable aftermath: Ridicule in the British press and a bitter explosion from England's star striker Wayne Rooney.

With only a handful of exceptions, he chooses to lead by being positive, rather than holding poor passages up to ridicule.

In summary, Shakespeare seems to ridicule his society by turning some anti-society scenarios or law-violating plots into laughter.

His wife was satirizes actually, ridicule poor Shakespeare, Shakespeare's father, bankruptcy.

Many of the college is to describe the tone of ridicule, portrayed to the reader in his mind the ideal of a university.

For some, it also represents ridicule for ineptitude, feelings of inferiority and a sense of inadequacy.

The adherents of the new learning were assailed with every sort of ridicule .

Abandonment, rejection, loss or ridicule often lay at the heart of many seemingly bizarre phobias.

She changed her name from Fannie to Frances, thinking the former might subject her to ridicule.

Words are capable of arousing the strongest emotions and prompting all man's actions , Do not ridicule the use of words in psychotherapy.

Noah put his faith into action, even though it caused him to be the object of ridicule by those who disbelieved .

The lyrics ridicule Gadhafi and lambast him for his treatment of the country in the past four decades.

The right attitude to take is not to let insults, sarcasm, rudeness, ridicule or mockery bother you.

Woods also acknowledged more fully than in any of his previous statements that the public ridicule had caused him shame.

People brave enough to take risks and dare ridicule to try something different are those who make breakthroughs that advance society.

He widened his eyes in self-ridicule, then, the next moment, his expression became somber.

The girl was born to a poor family in the northern part of Bihar and was both the subject of wander and ridicule.

It is not just fear of ridicule that restrains my packing, but a sense of self-preservation.

Mr Schmidt can muse about the digital future and ridicule Viacom for being run by lawyers all that he likes.

Unreasonable for those who insult, abuse and ridicule unbearable, even others will provoke anger, but the Lord is always calm.

Many adolescent boys, in a cruder reflection of the same basic attitude, ridicule masturbation as a last resort act among their peers.

that demeaning ridicule and reclaim my dignity, I decided to run for Vice President "the USA. "

And he always observed the world through a wide range of filters, from compassion to ridicule, from angry scorn to humorous joy.

They think that trying again can only set them up for more failure, for more disappointment, and for more ridicule by their friends.

You will become a thing of horror and an object of scorn and ridicule to all the nations where the LORD will drive you.

We'll treat our friends with courtesy, be careful not to interfere unreasonably with them, or not ridicule their proceedings.

Throughout JK Rowling's books and film adaptations, Neville was a subject of ridicule by school villain Draco Malfoy and his cronies.

Stare at your husband in silence and ridicule him for still wanting sex.

Wen ting this, Cao Cao yi zhen all, they were followed by ridicule Road: 'I'm timid, do not joke?

He responds to the age of foolish laughter with sneer, ridicule, derision and contempt.

Some people just plucked up the courage to pick up some good, to make a change, it is the tide of ridicule and forecast the collapse.

Didn't her dad tease her and ridicule her in ways that would have been simply cruel if he didn't secretly love her more than anything?

In the universe of which Don Juan has a glimpse, ridicule too is included. He would consider it normal to be chastised.

child reprimanded by their parents or other people's ridicule, these silent listener can give them care and comfort.

A disciple cannot expect to break bread with Christ and not be subject to the same ridicule that Christ himself endured.

If you subject me to ridicule, I become the object of your ridicule.

Being intimidated or pressured into volunteering for church duties and subjected to scorn or ridicule when one does not "volunteer. "

I just wish I could disappear. I can't stand all this ridicule.

Destroy the people's faith in their natural leaders by holding the latter up to contempt, ridicule and disgrace.

Its owner, BAA , which also runs the two other main London airports, Gatwick and Stansted, is an object of much ridicule (see article).

Besides, few younger than 10-year-old children believe this ridicule is true. Even if it stems from the humorous intention.

Destroy the people's faith in their natural leaders by holding the latter up to contempt, ridicule and obloquy.

Jiang finally knew that the greatest apathy was not ridicule, but being ignored.

I'm never in last place, but because of my outsider status, the majority of the students spew words of ridicule at me anyways.

BILL HICKS, a chain-smoking comedian, loved to ridicule the "eternal-life fantasy" of the non-smokers in his audience.

Unlucky that I was, I had to bear the brunt of the ridicule which was more properly the due of the vagaries of English spelling.

The challenge for Mr Elop is to make sure his children's Finnish handsets become a source of envy in the schoolyard, rather than ridicule.

Nothing but to ridicule in poems when it is boring.

The ridicule behind is about price increases beyond reasonable range of a helpless.

Direct disapproval is now resorted to. Shaming, ridicule, disfavor, rebuke, and punishment are used.

In establishing these facts one does not intend to ridicule the doctrines of materialistic monism and to qualify them as nonsense.

Boycotting Carrefour may be a ridicule of itself and Chinese themselves will suffer.

Jokes happily the ridicule, is wing plentiful to fetters shelling of the self-sovereignty will to tease, to challenge and conquers.

Especially the "cold violence, " the perpetrators to the cold, distant, contempt, ridicule, etc. , it is not known to outsiders.

The best defence against neo- Nazis is reason and ridicule, not the criminal law.

He even donned a police uniform for an appearance on the Fox News program "America Live" to ridicule the crackdown.

Let Moab wallow in her vomit; let her be an object of ridicule .

Every tribe picks a walking, talking target of ridicule and I fall easily into this role.

Later, people use this phrase to ridicule those who completely depend on dogma, regardless of the actual conditions.

It sends a message that new ideas are not welcome and that anyone who volunteers them is risking criticism or ridicule.

Not good at sports, he feared failure and ridicule and was consumed by feelings of inadequacy.

Fearing their ridicule, he told no one, not even his girlfriend, when he started taking acting lessons at age 17.

Well, those who propose doing only the popular pieces of health care reform deserve the same kind of ridicule.

To go forward in the face of overwhelming odds is to risk ridicule.

They made him the subject of ridicule.

You could be tempted to, if you thought that others might marginalize it or ridicule it.

They pelted him with ridicule and vilification.

Creativity can also be hindered by the frustration of initial failure or third-party ridicule.

Your conduct subjects you to public ridicule.

If I is simpleton, presumably many people will ridicule I, bullying I, exclusion I, abandoned I.

To choose such a line of work is to invite ridicule.

This painful reality was coupled with the physical challenge that brought him much ridicule: His stuttering.

A form of wit that is marked by the use of sarcastic language and is intended to make its victim the butt of contempt or ridicule.

And the same mix of disinformation , ridicule and smut would eventually be employed against the Japanese.

I ridicule me the ignorance. Ridiculed that I the trust is also a time mistake!

Children of divorced parents may be very difficult position because they fear ridicule and pity of others.

A humorous imitation of a work of art for comic effect or ridicule.

Fear of abandonment or ridicule are common fears in an aggressive person.

Saudi Arabia's chief climate negotiator seized on the Climategate emails to ridicule the idea of man-made global warming.

The poet's soppy romanticism, flinty egalitarianism and ridicule of pomposity have universal appeal.

Became the subject of your ridicule.

Frank White became an object of ridicule for the opponents of the creation science law.

Members of the public have telephoned and written to ridicule the idea, and even Republican lawmakers are finding fault.

His foolish actions exposed him to ridicule.

Often, name calling is employed using sarcasm and ridicule, and shows up often in political cartoons or writings.

It used abstract art and often childish language to ridicule the absurdity of the modern world.

Meanwhile, school was another story. In kindergarten, often bandaged, I endured lots of ridicule.

To ridicule with a pasquinade; satirize or lampoon.

If our critics are hiding, like Prof Figes, behind a conflict of interest, we are in a better position than most to expose them to ridicule.

Such conduct made them of course most exceedingly laughed at; but ridicule could not shame, and seemed hardly to provoke them.

That has webbed feet were the earth stone of the water was broken, rub the other students ridicule.

I trust they will stimulate sober discussion and principled argument as well as outright ridicule.

To attack or torment, especially with persistent insults, criticism, or ridicule.

You would, rightly, ridicule anyone who proposed saving money by leaving off one or two of the legs.

We have all used ridicule, emotional or even physical violence to control and manipulate those we claim to love.

He is modest to the point of ridicule.

Clothes not fashionable also have nothing to do, even if the old point also didn't ridicule.

But wouldn't the declaration of my "family treasure" make myself an object of lively ridicule to the rich?

Wang Shuo makes a reform on literary language, creates a "Wang Shuo pattern" on the basis of ridicule language.

It's not fair to hold Me. up to ridicule because I can't spell.

Then somebody laughed, then the entire class was laughellong, and not in contempt and ridicule, but with open-hearted enjoyment.

This aggressive type of humor is used to criticize and manipulate others through teasing, sarcasm and ridicule.

Your God whom you serve will find bread and water for His servants. Can you not trust Him? Do they pour ridicule upon you?

However, in the schools, Einstein by the teachers and students of ridicule, as we all called him "stupid guy. "

Most post-Soviet authoritarian leaders have learned by now that rigging the vote to get more than 90% invites ridicule.

The story of Nicodemus unfolds with challenges that include personal struggles and ridicule from others.

So the city female with such say, why is the standard to praise is d evaluate ridicule yourself?

When some parents used some ridicule words to make their children smile. do they understand ?

To taunt, ridicule, or tease, especially for embarrassing mistakes or faults.

It is a rich ridicule remonstrance , Regulatory warning, humorous, Xiao Xue literary games.

Do not ridicule the use of words in psychotherapy.

" AP ridicule, then, the man who will scrape off legs sixty fashion, ladies wear, ask the passengers on board flights, " tea or coffee?

If children live with ridicule, they learn to be shy.

Stunts such as posing half-naked on a horse, riding a Harley Davidson or shooting tigers have become the subject of ridicule and irritation.

Fan Bingbing ridicule the so full of laughter at the scene, the audience happily from ear to ear.

The secular-minded have also harnessed ridicule to embarrass the Salafists.

I was very gullible and children would ridicule me for being socially inept.

In this they are modern: they do not fear ridicule.

If children live with ridicule, they learn to feel shy.

Those who belonged to the higher classes were subjected to taunts and ridicule.

I suffer ridicule from economist friends when visiting a local restaurant.

News sites that cover computer security have plumbed the document dump, turning HBGary and Barr into objects of ridicule.

Ridicule is particularly popular in the intellectual niche.

Ridicule is the tribute paid to the genius by the mediocrities.

Kicked in disgust and wanton ridicule, it learned from other people's eyes to judge good and bad.

Occasionally when chatting online or phone, Liu could not help but get some students to ridicule.

Users can also share cards on their profiles (inevitably, as in this case, inviting ridicule from friends).

The giggle factor, the ridicule, the ignorance, the apathy, denial -- all these things that surround this issue.

Once you *put an idea into action, you're out there alone taking risks of failure and ridicule.

In telecoms leading firms were reduced to indebted objects of ridicule.

Belief is increasingly losing its significance in the present era, and even becomes the object of sarcasm and ridicule for someone.

His behaviour deserves ridicule rather than blame.

Onlookers who burst storm, the first to fly within Dialog Xiaoyuer praise and ridicule me, saying that I was counterfeit expert.

Instead of drawing ridicule, Obama's words should have drawn our attention -- and our concern.

Although views have softened, men who cross the sexual segregation line in the job market may still face discrimination and ridicule.

Women who are comfortable with themselves rarely ridicule their husbands.

Online, the proposal has been received with almost universal ridicule.

Thus, when we surmount others' criticism, ridicule or cynical comments, we can do anything we set our minds to, just as the second frog did.

British historian noted for ridicule of bureaucracies (1909- ).

The proportion of Britons who want to abolish the monarch has hovered around 30% for decades, but indifference and ridicule have risen.

The fear of ridicule is a very effective sanction.

People who are overweight live with this type of ridicule all the time.

Meaning : Subject to laughter or ridicule.

Some ridicule American culture; few dare ridicule China's.

Jesus died to take away all of our sins, so we don't need to ridicule every single flaw.

Their ridicule stung him into making a sharp reply.

That source of constant ridicule will never again taunt me. . . his sway over me is broken.

Never mind the ridicule, never mind the defeat: up again, old heart!

Both met with considerable skepticism and even ridicule at the outset.

Supervisors should realize that the average employee hesitates to submit ideas because of fear of ridicule.

He became the subject for ridicule.

Ridicule is the tribute paid to genius by mediocrities.

The media ignore mind control for the most part, or add their own ridicule.

They subjected their friends to ridicule.

That makes them easy targets for public ridicule.

A Sprint video on YouTube uses ridicule and humor to urge people to recycle their cell phones.

To place your dreams before the crowd is to risk ridicule.

If you're overweight then you've probably experienced the sharp end of the ridicule stick from many people in your life.

He is exposed to the ridicule of the public.

They seek to draw down ridicule on me.

Rich objective is ultimate, wang Dahao still left a paragraph of some monologize from ridicule type.

An object of ridicule; a laughingstock.

Defeat . . . ridicule . . . Time and again, it feels terrible.

He turns everything into ridicule.

Those who ridicule others will be punished in return.

To treat with ridicule or contempt; deride.

Bai Yansong ridicule said that he heard from women and super-fast men a fun spirit, he does not want us just to watch a live Bai Yansong.

The result: massive public ridicule.

The more you let your fear of ridicule go, the more exciting your work will be.

If a child lives with ridicule, he learns to be shy.

It was met with outrage, disbelief, and ridicule, and as a result the literary society refused to accept it.

However, we do not use it to ridicule or taunt another soul, as that is not our way.

And it is only poor old maids who invite the world's ridicule.

Now of course this will have a backlash effect; following this route leads to ridicule. Which brings us to. . .

Standing still from time to time gives you the opportunity to ridicule your own beliefs and explore new angles.

In the House of Commons the most devastating weapon is ridicule .

I faced mockery and ridicule from some.

FASHION, n. A despot whomthewise ridicule and obey.

Good-natured teasing or ridicule; banter.

You are making yourself an object of ridicule.

and without any dread of ridicule.

If a car maker stumbles in its choice of merchandising partner, it risks ridicule.

He makes an easy target for ridicule.

You don't think they'll judge and ridicule me?

His ridicule chafed her.

even at the risk of ridicule.

a victim of ridicule or pranks.

I'll be Scrutiny. You be ridicule.

He's become an object of ridicule.

Vanity exposes a person to ridicule.

I hope I never ridicule what is wise or good.

Even the question is likely (all right, designed) to provoke ridicule and have you spluttering over your breakfast.

And this is not the first time that Kyaw Hsan has brought ridicule upon himself.

This is not the first time that a widely anticipated product launch was met with ridicule.

Don't they know that it's impossible to ridicule Chuck Norris?

The cost for my client, but return is their ridicule. I think it is very stupid.

The fear of losing control, for example, is a commonly referenced condition, as is fear of ridicule or social censure.

Oh, I would rather mount the scaffold of my brother, Louis XVI. , than thus descend the staircase at the Tuileries driven away by ridicule.

Don't ridicule him . Every one can make mistakes.

Why do you ridicule my proposal ?

And return is your ridicule, I feel I am a fool. I should add the freight in the price, and send.

Ridicule hot summer hit, but also often volunteers for them to send bottled water.

Are you afraid of looking a fool in public - of being a subject of ridicule?

We should not only eye out, but also deft on hand, otherwise this obnoxious parrot will ridicule you!

a person who is the victim of ridicule or exploitation by some hostile person or influence.

My brother's very important to me. I won't have him subjected to scrutiny and ridicule.

The Chinese I talk to in China (and I am a big-nosed Mandarin speaker) ridicule the North Koreans unmercifully.

when you get it right , no - one seems to notice ; but when you re wrong , you may face ridicule or vilification

To mimic is to make a close imitation, as of another's actions, speech, or mannerisms, often with an intent to ridicule

Fear of ridicule at your expense might be one reason for rejecting help

having the backbone to endure ridicule for his unpopular views

the sardonic humor of nightclub comedians who satirize or ridicule patrons in the audience

indictment Mock To treat with ridicule or contempt; deride

ridicule scorn sneer quip flout hack jape persiflage taunt

derision n. An object of ridicule; a laughingstock

subject sb to criticism, ridicule, abuse, etc

We would rather avoid witnessing for fear of ridicule

laugh at, mock, sneer at, ridicule, scoff at, make fun of

It is my job to ridicule purveyors of corporate jargon and, as this tends to go down badly with the authors, it creates

I know that ridicule may be a shield, but it is not a weapon

a specific act of ridicule or derision

pour ridicule on a scheme

To copy or imitate so as to ridicule; mock

First of all I must say, I do not have a political affiliation, nor the slightest taste of ridicule, but simply to do what I want to do;