Examples of 'public ridicule' in a sentence
Meaning of "public ridicule"
public ridicule - This phrase refers to the act of openly criticizing, mocking, or shaming someone in a public setting
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And you will expose to public ridicule.
The public ridicule was often enough to end the behavior.
Has exposed this department to public ridicule.
There is an element of public ridicule of authority in the S & M art.
Now you have exposed him to public ridicule.
There is nothing exposure to public ridicule to galvanise the attention.
To carry an umbrella when it rained was to incur public ridicule.
One can become an object of public ridicule because of a misplaced B.
It is a great offence to vices to expose them to public ridicule.
However, the Pope did not take the suspected public ridicule lightly, nor the Copernican advocacy.
And you are much too decent to expose that old man to public ridicule.
The pope, however, did not take the public ridicule lightly, nor the blatant bias.
He has plunged the main opposition party into a frenzy of bitter recrimination and public ridicule.
I exposed him to public ridicule.
I think it 's the sheer inadmissibility of it that thrills me . That and the public ridicule.
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He exposed me to public ridicule.
Captain, your handling of the Christine Collins case has exposed this department to public ridicule.
I was held up to public ridicule.
Meanwhile, Leo 's mutilated body was dragged naked around the Hippodrome of Constantinople for public ridicule.
I am not prepared to accept public ridicule as well.
You do not care what people say, while I tremble at the mere idea of public ridicule.
Its innermost workings were exposed to public ridicule by the BBC fly-on-the-wall series The House.
The inventor is jailed and held up to public ridicule.
You are gonna endure public ridicule.
Bridgette, he 's a person . He has feelings . Now you have exposed him to public ridicule.
I could never live through such public ridicule again.
While I tremble at the mere idea of public ridicule.
Adults who broke the law were held up to public ridicule and embarrassment.
With scopophobia, it is likely that the person was subjected to public ridicule as a child.
I believe that we should spare ourselves the public ridicule and the public rejection.
Yeah, I will settle for a moderate drop in public ridicule.
Here is a boy punished by public ridicule.
Vilified and subjected to public ridicule.
He proposed curing it with a healthy dose of public ridicule and bullying.
But, the downside is it exposes them to public ridicule as never before.
Nazi leaders everywhere vilified the Jews, holding them up to public ridicule and contempt.
Risking your reputation. And yet you stand here, open to public ridicule and humiliation.
Listen, okay? You are gonna endure public ridicule.
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And blame and ridicule and scandal
I ridicule some jerk and you judge me
But please do not ridicule me like this
