| They have been pilloried by the liberal mafia who control our media and satirised by those scrawlers who call themselves cartoon artists. |
| Much points to the fact that Landowsky and some of the other main culprits could be publicly pilloried and face criminal proceedings. |
| He and his ilk are constantly pilloried for their behaviour and slammed for showing other daft wee laddies a poor example. |
| The regime was pilloried as a fair-weather friend in the wake of that event. |
| He, of course, was pilloried by the Labour Party at the time, and by the usual card-carrying members of the Labour Party working in the media. |
| One of the reasons why football is pilloried and satirised on comedy shows is that it is awash with cliches and inconsequential chat. |
