Sentence examples for like a satire from inspiring English sources
The affair has played out like a satire of the political machinations of an organisation out-of-touch with reality.
Titled "They Can Do Anything" (2004), it reads like a satire of Cultural Revolution-era propaganda paintings espousing Chinese superiority.
Worse, it felt like a satire that had taken on the easiest of targets and still missed".
Mr. Chabrol's droll assault on petit-bourgeois security feels like a satire of "Ordinary People" directed by Alfred Hitchcock.
At times, the piece feels like a satire on group creativity with one self-preoccupied actor crying, "I don't know what my active verb is".
This gigantic waste of time, space, and money seems like a satire on all public monuments -- indeed on the very idea that there might be something worth memorializing.
For those who like their satire a bit darker, there is Mr Freeman, a spooky black-and-white cartoon character whose nightmarish visions of the modern world have won him a cult following among Russian internet users.
I think I look like a parody, a satire on a nude, a plucked chicken.
Oglesby, whose most notable previous success was Really Old, Like Forty Five, a satire on ageism performed at the National Theatre, speaks from experience.
I felt like it was a satire on American culture and the US government just as much as it was on North Korea's culture and government.
On one wall, I saw the words "Who are you?" It was a satire, like so much of the graffiti, aimed at one of Qaddafi's recent speeches, in which he repeatedly asked the rebels who they were.
