Sentence examples for cunning satire from inspiring English sources

"Democracy in America," a cunning satire of contemporary politics that transforms selling out into performance art, conducts a similar experiment, updated for the Bush era, when polls haven't seemed to have much impact on foreign policy.

Along with serious duds he made three masterworks - the cunning satire on Hollywood, The Player (1992), the social epic Short Cuts (1993), and his only British movie, Gosford Park (2001), which begins like Renoir's La Regle du jeu and modulates into an Agatha Christie mystery story.

Traverse Theatre, Tue to 13 Nov Lyn Gardner Born in Salisbury in 1583, Philip Massinger was a prolific playwright probably best remembered for his cunning satire on greed, A New Way To Pay Old Debts, and The Roman Actor, which was revived by the RSC in recent times.

Here: "Cunning?

Cunning, eh?

Half satire?

Or "Cunning at math".

The Italians' cunning plan?

Satire on celebrity?

Satire is militant irony.

"Satire of what?