Sentence examples for all caricatures from inspiring English sources

In a 1936 lecture, he noted, "For me, the essence of Surrealism was an affirmation of life against all caricatures".

These versions of Obama are all caricatures.

After all, caricatures are meant to ridicule.

The women are all spunky and good-hearted, and the men are nearly all caricatures of entitlement, weakness and twisted libido, waiting for women to set them straight.

Generally known among architects as "rumjum", it is a caricature of the modern business of architecture and, like all caricatures, it shows things as they are.

Like all caricatures this one is unjust – no one could have accused Wallace's writing of not being intimately concerned, second by second, with a human pulse – but it contains a pinch of truth.

"The targets were all, like, caricatures from a cops-and-robbers scenario," he said.

"All these caricatures could paint into the mind of a young person that perhaps all Muslims may be somewhat responsible for 9/11 or that Muslims themselves might be an enemy or a fifth column within the United States of America," C.A.I.R. executive director Dawud Walid said in an interview.

For all the caricature of the monosyllabic, middle-brow politician, the mayor has been a force, in part due to his world travels and a propensity to borrow the ideas of others.

Because Mr. Carell doesn't go in for the kind of all-out caricature that Mr. Ferrell embraces with a manic glee, "The Incredible Burt Wonderstone" has an underlying soulfulness that cuts against its farcical aspirations.

"All the familiar caricatures they have for us outsider, tree hugger, élitist," he said.