Sentence examples for making a parody of from inspiring English sources

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — Five weeks into the N.F.L. season, teams across the league are making a parody of parity.

And when I suggest White History Week, I'm not making a parody of Black History Week, but I'm suggesting that the truth about this country is buried in the myths that white people have about themselves.

And they do so by making a parody of Apple's famous "I'm A Mac" commercials.

Although it was mostly just rumors whether *NYSNC had actually shot footage at the time, the backlash led to "Saturday Night Live" making a parody of the event.

Making a parody of it with "Showgirls the Musical" is our way of maybe re-inventing or giving new life to something that so many people already love and have a passion for.

Look up the lyrics of the song you are making a parody out of.

So instead he made a "parody of the whole idea of celebrity endorsements in the first place".

Of particular concern, some say, is how he seems to make a parody of black vernacular and culture.

But I never wanted to make a parody of a spy movie and talk down to the genre.

Mr. Guest's recent films, for all their charm, adhere to this format so rigorously that someone could now make a parody of them.

"This is the way to do it if you want to make a parody of the things that are behind the image".