Sentence examples for caricatures complete from inspiring English sources

They would entertain the public with grotesque Jewish caricatures, complete with monologues and skits in thick mock Polish-Jewish alwayss, always embellished with a song-and-dance version of "Mah Yafit". Thus, the term "mahyafasnik" was born — a Jew who willingly debased himself before gentiles.

The image of the downtrodden local comp is just one of those overworked inventions, which is why two of my fellow LSN writers and bloggers, Melissa Benn and Janet Downs, have now produced School Myths, a guide to the most common education caricatures, complete with evidence to challenge them.

A few minutes on the site reveals everyone from professional moms and dads to perfect stoner caricatures, complete with dreadlocks.

"A complex assemblage of these architectural models, light, everyday objects, and a documented performance of Bill Murray creates a metaphysical adventure story and a fantasy caricature complete with whisky minibar, grand piano and helicopter," BALTIC explains in describing the exhibition.

The English artist James Gillray was a leading force in the Golden Age of British caricature, completing at least 1,000 prints between 1779 and 1811.

With a few exceptions — such as some van Gogh-inspired painterly thunderstorms that he made in the late nineteen-fifties, and which I wish he had built on — they are illustrational: tissues of fiction, or caricature, that complete themselves in literary imagination.

With a few exceptions such as some van Gogh-inspired painterly thunderstorms that he made in the late nineteen-fifties, and which I wish he had built on they are illustrational: tissues of fiction, or caricature, that complete themselves in literary imagination.

37" Richard Nixon's "bust" is the classic Halloween latex "Tricky Dick" caricature mask, complete with oversized nose.

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).

The vision that the U.S. might have of us is a complete caricature".

"They are portraying a complete caricature that leaving the EU is like leaping off the cliff into a dark abyss.