Sentence examples for limits of satire from inspiring English sources

His most recent piece was a response to the Charlie Hebdo attacks in Paris, and the limits of satire, in January this year.

Between the vestigial tail and the monkey puppet Skype, last week's episode defined the subtle limits of satire.

ZDF went on to pull the video from the internet, prompting the television host to tweet that they had shown the "limits of satire" in Germany.

Suey Park, a writer, comedian, online feminist activist, and fan of The Colbert Report used this as an opportunity to provoke white liberals, who undeniably make up a large portion of his viewership, into a conversation about privilege, the limits of satire, and liberal racism by calling to #CancelColbert.

In the NYT, author Saladin Ahmed critiqued the widely accepted "no one is off limits" premise of satire for its tendency to privilege those in power over marginalized groups.

Of course, there are limits to satire's effectiveness.

Peter Cook stayed truest to satire's cause, and yet was biting about its limits: "The heyday of satire was Weimar Germany," he liked to say; "and look how it stopped Hitler!"British satire, for all that, was not without effects.

Challenging television has an important role to play, but there are limits to satire and there have to be boundaries of decency.

Through close examination of graphic narratives and conversations with artists, his project aims to address long-standing questions around the limits of free speech, the role of satire as a form of dissent, and the politics of art in authoritarian states.

We will continue to see discussions of satire, the freedom of expression and its limits.

Now an evangelist for the power of satire – it is the subject of Monday's lecture – Youssef puts a surprising emphasis on its limits.