Sentence examples for becomes parody from inspiring English sources
But by the time we are lectured by Tony Benn, the film becomes parody.
But more often than not he has offered little more than lip service, lines so tired — "at Facebook we take this very seriously," for instance — that they've become parody.
Bad World Cup ALAN HANSEN Most great performers become parodies of themselves eventually, and so it is with Hansen.
He remembered these women's flesh, and he sorrowed for what they had become, parodies of the girls he'd known.
And forget the carved antlers and the black-velvet bison stampeding across the plains that have become parodies of art in the American West.
When does parody become self-parody?
As society advances technologically, culture becomes a parody of itself, and we enjoy the parody, intentional or not, more than anything sincere.
The Christmas feast becomes a parody of conspicuous consumption.
Her face becomes a parody of a student who has pulled an all-nighter.
I laughed because it's so absurd that it becomes a parody.
