Examples of using Mockingly in English and their translations into German
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He replied, mockingly:'I didn't think you were so stupid.
Two candle holders: a small king with a mockingly offended face.
Mockingly They say: all the others are swine, but here is a first-class Jew.
Oh sorry about that…sugar-booger!" Mom said in a mockingly sweet tone.
Mockingly I just wish I had more time I could dedicate to appreciating it….
Nothing bad willhappen as long as I'm here," Vegetto mockingly replied.
Saddam Hussein(mockingly): I suppose you have come to apologize and return authority to the Iraqis.
Get ready,‘Prince'!” he exclaimed, emphasizing the last word mockingly.
If we choose to ignore Him, or mockingly disregard His word, then we live in rebellion against the Almighty and must perish.
Detail tab: If you ask him why he's behaving the way he is,he will just mockingly mimic you back.
Let them have their fun, said Vegeta mockingly to the one he identified as the leader of the Heloïte group.
Russia is a riddle, wrapped in a mystery,inside an enigma," Winston Churchill once remarked rather mockingly.
Before the gate of the cathedral Ortrud occurs suddenly Elsa in the way andshe asks mockingly for the name and the origin of their husband.
On the right are American soldiers who mockingly provoke Iraqi's and on the left Shiite soldiers in Kerbala during the feast of Ashura who are ready for any form of suicide attack.
Since even experienced mountaineers are having difficulties climbing the summit,they sometimes say mockingly that the mountain really is«bös»«mean».
The sly world heard her and laughed in his sleeve, And mockingly said aside,"The church is fallen, the beautiful church, And her shame is her boast and pride.
But the cannon balls of the besieging army couldn't harm the thick walls, andafter many futile attempts the fortress commander himself appeared on the ramparts and mockingly swept up the stone splinters.
A highly symbolic production decision,Corriere della Sera comments mockingly: It was to be a milestone of the Brexit: the return to the….
Aha," she called mockingly,"you want to fetch the woman's love, but the beautiful bird is no longer sitting in the nest and does not sing anymore, the cat has brought it and will even scratch your eyes out.
VK's founder, Pavel Durov, has praised the crypto-currency, mockingly comparing it to Russia's official legal tender, the rouble.
With this in mind, some have mockingly alluded to the Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev's promise to overtake America in ten years, which ended in his country falling even further behind.
But we wanted to go back to Lebanon,and serve here," says Rima Nasrallah and looks a little mockingly at the ceiling where the light has gone out yet again this evening.
You keep hearing that little voice in your head mockingly shout"you should have backed that stuff up" The voice keeps echoing throughout your head as you perform a quick inventory all of the important information that you just lost?….
Now that a complete disclosure was impending, he expected nothing so much as that she would, as before,answer him mockingly that his suspicions were ridiculous and groundless.
As critics have mockingly pointed out, Hessel's booklet at times reads more like a call for a free-floating, almost arbitrary desire to be agitated by something- almost anything, really, as long as it can somehow be justified by one's own subjective sense of justice.
When put into action, however, the vessel proved too heavy for the shallow waterways and soon ran aground,prompting some Spanish to call it mockingly"Los gastos perdidos" The lost expenditure.
In other words, even if the capitalist owner is a terribly nice person(who,Marx mockingly says, could even be a member of the RSPCA), the liberal ethics of capitalism are exposed as hollow by the logic of its economic system.
Instead as Fritsche mockingly puts it,"You see in Being and Time the terrifying face of the old witch of the loneliness of the isolated bourgeois subjects, or the un-erotic groupings in their Gesellschaft[society], and you see the desire for a leap out of the Gesellschaft.
If he begged for a little piece of bread the other laughed mockingly, and said,"Thou hast always been so merry, now thou canst try for once what it is to be sad: the birds which sing too early in the morning are struck by the hawk in the evening," In short he was pitiless.
Its unfitness is forgiven- at first tolerantly, then mockingly, at last not at all. The rainbow“music of the future” becomes the Fata Morgana“music of the future,” and before long even its honorable name is denied and its prophets are burnt at the stake as“Newtoners.” editorial remark: i. Neutöner in Steuermann's German original.