Sentence examples for a lampoon from inspiring English sources

Yes, it's a lampoon.

He has three big numbers, the best being a lampoon on movie war heroics.

His performance suggests a lampoon of Anthony Hopkins in maniac mode.

But Sharik was quickly identified as a lampoon of the new proletariat man hailed by the Bolsheviks.

The New Yorker published a lampoon called "The Birth of an Adult," written by White and illustrated by Rea Irvin.

It was a satire on limited liability companies and a lampoon of the 1862 Joint Stock Companies Act.

On the steps to the stage, Dinklage dropped into a thirsty-man-in-the-desert crawl, a lampoon of lateness and tortuous journeys.

Used artfully, then, irreverence becomes not a lampooning of champions and calamities but a new kind of homage.

Critics say it is at once a fantastical adventure, a fable of good versus evil, and a lampooning of Soviet absurdities.

After the ad was launched on YouTube, a mock ad was released on YouTube titled "Har Haath Lollipop" as a lampooning by the opposition parties.

The result is more of a college lampoon than a satire, but it sets the mood for what follows.