Sentence examples for by caricatures from inspiring English sources

And now that pictures have become central to political life, caricatures have grown even stronger, and caricatured images are joined by caricatures of ideas.

His films, they say, are populated by caricatures, by types rather than characters.

To Donohoe's credit, the play leaves no room for manoeuvre - it is populated by caricatures stuck in a groove.

They were an asymmetrical team for a conversation at, of all places, the venerable theater-district restaurant Sardi's, in a booth presided over by caricatures of Katharine and Audrey Hepburn.

Mr. Huang used a real-time connection to local police dispatchers' computers to show a detailed computer map of a Shenzhen district and the precise location of each of the 92 patrolling officers, represented by caricatures of officers in blue uniforms and the routes they had traveled in the last hour.

Mr. Carr does not deny that religion has frequently lent itself to political manipulation in the 2004 campaign, but that impression, he believes, has been magnified by "caricatures" reflecting an automatic reaction by the news media that religious leaders are always acting out of political motives.

Anti-Semites add poison to the argument by caricaturing communism as a Jewish-dominated movement.

His only specific term of criticism is caricature, again twice – "an attempt at sober character by caricature representation", "this picture is a complete caricature" (The Ancient Britons).

It is tarred neither by a reverence for the heroes, nor by caricature, for he is a fair and nuanced writer.

In the long internal new Labour battle, one partly defined by caricature, Miliband had deftly acquired the reputation of being the "nice Brownite".

Playing a floozie by caricature, with no apparent attention to character, Cindy Katz as Myrtle is not very good at shouting, by instinct or by design.