Sentence examples for cartoons of a from inspiring English sources
When you see his cartoons of a rival, you feel a touch of sympathy because he is so clever.
Cattelan's nationally themed gestures, including his deflations of Fontana and Manzoni, amounted to three-dimensional political cartoons of a vaguely anarchist stripe.
The British Museum's recent exhibition of Napoleonic caricatures, Bonaparte and the British, featured some superbly rude cartoons of a steak-faced John Bull snorting his defiance across the Channel.
The first edition of Charlie Hebdo since the massacre at its Paris offices has not shied away from controversy, featuring cartoons of a crying Prophet Mohamed, masturbating nun and the Pope dressed as a mafia boss.
As the Olympic bill nearly tripled, to $310m, Montreal Gazette cartoonist Aislin drew one of the most famous cartoons of a brilliant career: it depicted a visibly pregnant Drapeau on the phone, saying: "'Ello?
In an email sent on 11 November, another Nashi activist writes to Yakemenko with a plan for "a series of 40- to 50-second cartoons of a day in the life of the fascist Navalny", comparing him to Hitler, showing him making uncontrollable Nazi salutes and forming swastikas.
In the cartoon issue of The New Yorker, you made a cartoon of a family vacation.
We found that the picture exhibited by RHESSI is consistent with the general cartoon of a solar flare.
And so this is a cartoon of a longitudinal cross-section of a nerve fiber.
But the satire felt second-hand: a cartoon of a cartoon.
