object of ridicule

I've been here three weeks and already I'm an object of ridicule.

But now, for the first time in his life, he was an object of ridicule.

Yet these figures do not come across as objects of ridicule.

This man is generally seen as an object of ridicule.

The Yes campaign's poster was a particularly easy object of ridicule.

The House leaders' decision made their chamber the object of ridicule.

For all these reasons they frequently became objects of ridicule.

"I've been the object of ridicule for a long time," he says.

The name was changed in 1888, when the district's Congressman thought it an object of ridicule.

Any son-in-law who had to live with his wife's parents was an object of ridicule.

This university has become an object of ridicule among the populace.

He became a Facebook celebrity and an object of ridicule.

The victim told the court that after the teacher's arrest she became an object of ridicule.

But the Jefferson cadets are not always objects of ridicule.

Your way, we would have been objects of ridicule, pariahs.

Let him become an object of ridicule because of her.

It's just that cycling is the convenient object of ridicule.

Yet he is held up as an object of ridicule and loathing throughout the land.

Ma Bell became an object of ridicule, and was later broken up.

Therefore she had been expelled from the tribe, and now was the object of ridicule.

Those whose names were associated with the reforms became objects of ridicule and even hate.

Pastor Williams has complained that the name made him the object of ridicule.

"I don't intend to be an object of ridicule as well!"

He has long been the object of ridicule for these solemn directives to himself.

Whether he liked it or not, he would never again be an object of ridicule.