Sentence examples for dose of satire from inspiring English sources

"GenTerra," a performance piece put on by the group Critical Art Ensemble, twitted the audience with a dose of satire and a dose of dread.

John Legend leant his vocal prowess and a dose of satire to the Downton Abbey theme song by adding lyrics to the show's famous instrumental opener.

Writing in The Times, A. O. Scott called the film "an energetic, enjoyably preposterous compound — it's a paranoid thriller blended with pseudo-neuro-science fiction and catalyzed by a jolting dose of satire — directed by Neil Burger".

The dream of a pharmaceutical solution to literary paralysis provides a wisp of a real-world premise for "Limitless," an energetic, enjoyably preposterous compound — it's a paranoid thriller blended with pseudo-neuro-science fiction and catalyzed by a jolting dose of satire — directed by Neil Burger.

They add the dose of satire the production otherwise lacks".

I wrote my initial blog post with a fair dose of satire and sarcasm.

User Daveybot describes the show, which prides itself on dispensing "doses of satire and bullshit", as "a thing of beauty".

And audiences pacified by everything from the Internet to Comedy Central are not likely to stir from their homes for a dose of social satire, however ingeniously conceived.

Adults can expect a healthy dose of political satire, but children will just appreciate all the fun at these free outdoor performances.

Yet there is a dose of self-satire in the manipulative big-city "communication engineer" who is unable to communicate and must learn to see differently.

Just when he'll look to settle into a groove of honest, no-frills songwriting, he'll throw in healthy dose of tongue-in-cheek satire.