Mockingly

He mockingly smirked at his colleague's proposal.

The athlete mockingly laughed at the coach's training methods.

She mockingly imitated her classmate's stutter.

She mockingly dismissed his proposal as naive and unrealistic.

The friend mockingly teased the other friend for their quirky habits and interests.

She mockingly rolled her eyes at her friend's fashion choices.

The activist mockingly called the opponent's views outdated and out of touch.

The critic mockingly suggested that the author stick to writing children's books.

The teacher mockingly laughed at the student's idea.

The comedian mockingly joked about the politician's policies.

The social media influencer mockingly criticized the singer's fashion sense.

The religious leader mockingly denounced the scientist's theory as blasphemous.

The boss mockingly told the employee that they were lucky to have a job at all.

She mockingly ridiculed his religious beliefs.

The talk show host mockingly ridiculed the politician's stance on climate change.

The comedian mockingly imitated the politician's mannerisms and speech.

The professor mockingly asked the student if he was familiar with the concept of punctuality.

The children mockingly teased their friend about his new haircut.

The comedian mockingly imitated the politician's mannerisms in his stand-up routine.

She mockingly told him to stop acting like a child.

He mockingly acted like he was royalty and demanded that his friends serve him.

She mockingly acted out a scene from a movie and made her friends guess which one it was.

The group of friends mockingly reenacted a famous scene from a TV show.

He mockingly pretended to be a singer and sang a silly song in a dramatic way.

She mockingly pretended to be a superhero and flew around the room.

The customer mockingly asked the waiter if the chef had forgotten how to cook.

The teacher mockingly congratulated the student for getting a D.

The reviewer mockingly panned the movie for its terrible plot.

The journalist mockingly criticized the government's handling of the crisis.

She responded mockingly to his insincere apology.

She mocked him mockingly for not knowing how to use the technology.

The boss spoke mockingly to the employee about their work performance.

The boss mockingly thanked his employee for coming in late.

The group of girls giggled and whispered mockingly about the new girl's clothes.

The actress mockingly pretended to cry during her acceptance speech.

He mockingly congratulated his opponent on winning the election.

The students giggled mockingly when the teacher stumbled over his words.

The politician mockingly dismissed his opponent's proposal as unrealistic.

The coach mockingly imitated the losing team's celebration dance.

He smirked and said, "I'm sure you're very proud of yourself," mockingly.

She rolled her eyes and said, "Oh, great!" mockingly.

"Nice outfit," he said mockingly, as his friend walked in wearing a brightly colored shirt.

The comedian mockingly imitated the president's voice.

The politician mockingly mimicked his opponent's campaign slogans.

The teacher mockingly recited a nursery rhyme to the class.

The comedian mockingly imitated the celebrity's exaggerated mannerisms.

He mockingly fell to the ground when he lost the race.

The clown mockingly juggled a dozen balls at once.

The villain in the movie mockingly laughed as he revealed his evil plan.

The diva singer mockingly threw her jacket to the ground in a dramatic fashion.