Sentence examples for mocking satire from inspiring English sources

He had become renowned for his irreverent and gently mocking satire, his work appearing in Libération, Paris Match and L'Humanité.

"Gunpowder in the basement, mocking satire, whoopee cushions and ducking stools are more our way of doing things.

When Frank magazine arrived in Ottawa in 1989, it enjoyed a near monopoly on sometimes salacious gossip and mocking satire about politicians, business figures and journalists.

Mocking satire of Generation X or Generation X-defining anthem?

By this point, so much has changed in Russian photography (from those early, adoring portraits of the great leader to Gushchin's mocking satire) that it is tempting to go back and view the exhibition all over again.

Menippean satire, seriocomic genre, chiefly in ancient Greek literature and Latin literature, in which contemporary institutions, conventions, and ideas were criticized in a mocking satiric style that mingled prose and verse.

Brooker has conjured up a very clever satire, mocking the people who take part in these shows and the sort of people who watch them.

"It's visual, and it's satire, mocking people and institutions.

In January 1817 she began Sanditon, a robust and self-mocking satire on health resorts and invalidism.

Geo has run political satires mocking General Musharraf.

She and her artistic sisters, like Jesusa Rodríguez and Liliana Felipe, who run their own theater in Mexico City, El Hábito, have been working since the 1980's to destroy the old order by mocking it with songs, satire and stinging images.