Best served in intricate frames that both embrace and mock their contents in wry visual dichotomy, Pop Surrealism is lush and comical, stark and poignant; Pop Surrealism is blood and fairy wings, dysfunction and redemption wrought by alchemists in leather Moto jackets.
Her older sisters, who are less beautiful and less dutiful, resent her, and they mock her for contenting herself with menial work.
As someone who makes a living mocking the online content that could become illegal under the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA), Jon Stewart was at a loss Wednesday night when he realized he couldn't even look up information on the bill he'd been hearing so much about on Wikipedia because of the blackout.
Most of Huxley's book consists of this script, an avant-garde art film that in its structure and content mocks the simple linear story and the mentalities of the masses that support the system that produces this kind of entertainment.
There will be five build steps in the development cycle: 1. draft architecture and content; 2. mock up of shell; 3. fill shell with material; 4.cross inference and integrate materials, and 5. prepare for piloting.
Not content with mocking his opponent once, Obama proceeded to do it twice more: "We have these things called aircraft carriers, where planes land on them," he said.
Or in Mr. Baldessari's billboard-size text painting "Terms Most Useful in Describing Creative Works of Art," from 1966-68, whish is comically large given its mock-pedagogical vocabulary-lesson content.
Analysis of the relative proviral vector content between mock-challenged and challenged cells confirmed that there was a statistically significant (p<0.01) enrichment of gene-modified cells in the challenged cultures for M05189 but not for the control macaque T04228.
My children can mock to their heart's content.
The fictional content of a mock edition of the Washington Post that appeared on Wednesday feels much saner than the reality depicted in the actual edition of that paper.
