Sentence examples for making a satire of from inspiring English sources

"If you were making a satire of Hollywood, you would have the anti-Semitic, drunk, racist, misogynistic movie director making the Judah Maccabee biopic," The Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg said to me by phone from Washington, D.C. "It's an act of outrageous chutzpah for an anti-Semite to appropriate a Jewish hero for a movie.

In the same way, if you're going to make a satire of a demagogue, you couldn't come up with Trump, who strains the credibility of satire every day.

We felt like we were making a bold satire of the Bush administration, and of celebrity and pop culture.

Julia Louisayseyfus says that the Trump campaign made "Veep," a satire of Washington, look like "a sombre documentary" on the political process.

This psychology makes for a satire of sorts, but one in which most of the humour is grey and any feeling at all beyond a kind of unrealised despair has been leeched out.

Peter Travers of Rolling Stone presented Burton's decision with positive feedback on not making a direct satire or parody of Wood's life.

And Bamboozled made a bold satire out of the black image as seen by American society, shooting comedic darts before drawing buckets of blood.

A satire of a satire made with love: if that description of the revue "Daryl Glenn and Jo Lynn Burks Play and Sing Robert Altman's 'Nashville' " sounds self-contradictory (how many satires emanate from love?), it evokes the heartfelt nostalgia of a popular little show that has been playing at the Metropolitan Room on the first Sunday each month.

They made their debut in 1975's National Lampoon's High School Yearbook, a satire of a Middle America 1964 high school yearbook.

When Balanchine created "Western Symphony" Ms. Reed made his satire of a classical adagio a lesson in strong technique and projection.

It was a satire of a beatnik".