He has become a caricature, an object of ridicule.

Never had he been such an irresistible object of ridicule.

Even so, he remained an object of ridicule, a largerthan-life personality who didn't need to be taken too seriously.

Some viewed it with suspicion, and for others it became an object of ridicule.

On social media and in some parts of the press she has become an object of ridicule, someone who it's almost fair game to mock and malign.

Environmentalists object strongly to this plan and for once motorists should support their objections, albeit for very different reasons.

In practice, doctors do not use organs if families object strongly.

The front-row union objects strongly when scrum matters are individualised.

Many lawyers, both academics and practitioners, objected strongly to the analysis and wished that it had never been written.

Local residents objected strongly to roof terraces and balconies that might overlook their own properties.

It belongs to the player in a more real way than any physical object can belong to anyone.

I would have thought that it was an important adjunct to the actual physical object itself.

None of its predecessors has succeeded, simply because people are very attached to the physical object made of paper.

Libraries, archives and private individuals who own such manuscripts do, however, often place contractual restrictions on those whom they allow to view the physical object.

Even so, in a bibliographical study it would be desirable for the distinction between the physical object and the verbal work to be maintained.

The bags can only be opened with a sharp object, making it hard for passengers to access the contents.

All four tyres were punctured after it hit a sharp object - and it followed a spate of similar ambushes.

Council officers are checking whether a sharp object in the park caused the injury.

A sharp object was used.

One of these was to cut the shape of a whale into their bodies with a sharp object.

The nanosatellites will join more than a hundred other space objects providing support to maritime trade.

Unfortunately, they also cut off some of the red light that many deep space objects emit.

About seven percent of the space objects are operational satellites, the rest are debris.

Scientists are expected to get near diffraction-limited images of space objects.

The unit also compiled a catalog of space objects.

A hazard warning light — a bright red rectangle to symbolise sudden braking ahead, or a stationary object in the road — occasionally flashed up on screen.

There are many reversing sensors but all work the same way: sensors set into the bumper send out a signal and 'catch' its reflection from any stationary object.

Motion compensators are usually placed between a floating object and a more stationary object, such as a vessel or a structure fixed to the seabed.

When a moving object impacts the stationary head, coup injuries are typical, while contrecoup injuries are produced when the moving head strikes a stationary object.

In addition, patients note that one stationary object may spontaneously disappear from view as they become aware of another object in the scene.

This effect mimics the angular differences produced by a three-dimensional object and fools the brain.

I duck under it, walk round it, marvelling as it shimmers in the air, a suspended three-dimensional object made up of my gestures.

Dust tends to gather on the surfaces of any three-dimensional object.

A rigid three-dimensional object has 6 degrees of freedom, 3 translations and 3 rotations.

The x-ray film represents two-dimensional image of a three-dimensional object due to the summary projection of different anatomical structures onto a planar surface.