Sentence examples for bit of satire from inspiring English sources

Then there's quite a bit of satire of Dubai-style capitalism and of social media.

Twain published this bit of satire in 1894, two years before the birth of the Dow Jones industrial average.

Colbert will probably be remembered for coining the word "truthiness," but "samed" is the sharper and sadder bit of satire.

And the more clips I watched the more I became convinced it was a brilliantly elaborate bit of satire.

And that, my friends, was a bit of satire. 2 What was notable about the new Australian PM, Julia Gillard?

The funniest bit of satire in the movie is the regular meetings, in a lugubrious K Street pub, of three friends who call themselves the MOD Squad.

(If this is the point, it is not cohesively argued.) The play has a couple of winning bits of satire.

The play, which includes lovely songs and some shaky singing voices, proves a surprisingly compelling drama, despite a lagging first half and bits of satire, including one sending up naturalistic theater, that don't always come off.

The names of the sonata's movements reflect not only the passage of a remarkable span of time, but an undimmed sense of humor and exploratory spirit: I. "Life's Turmoil and a Few Bits of Satire" / II.

Ke$ha: It's a little bit of a satire.

"So it seemed like quite a good target for a bit of creative satire".