Sentence examples for deep satire from inspiring English sources

Lelchuk has such imperfect control of Danny's voice that you can't tell if he's writing deep satire or plain description.

It is probably right that the book has become such a foundation text for young people – a set book, a deep satire on leadership and oppression, a human diatribe in sheep's clothing – but it is, of course, the most adult of novels, capturing the bloody sensibility of an entire epoch in its wily rhythms.

Behind satire, deep anxiety always lies; the reader is as interested in that as in an explanation of the universe inflating itself from Dave Rudman's head.

In a world where the general tone of social media is one of deep snark and satire, it is often a relief to hear the ­infectiously enthusiastic on-mic articulation of Lowe.

"He was hugely popular with our listeners, who valued his lively mind, his wit and humour, his love of satire and deep knowledge of politics, which helped to turn the show into what it is today.

Centring on a young surgeon (Ginger Snaps star Katharine Isabelle) who turns the tables on her abusive professional elders through amateur experiments with a scalpel, this wincingly bloody satire delves deep into the fringe world of body modification, becoming a sadomasochistic companion piece to Crash with real underground bite.

"The Simpsons," for instance, with its jovial, animated exterior barely obscures a deeper layer of social satire and allusion.

As bad as this all sounds, my complaints about OCB satire go deeper.

Satire must satirize, purposefully.

Satire of the deep South which has been divided into four subtitled parts called "hic," "Haec," Hoc", and Hujus".

Humor, irony, and satire have a deep root in Persian culture.