Sentence examples similar to note satire from inspiring English sources

Camille A. Brown indulges in some one-note satire at the expense of poseurs and a pimp with an electrified hat and cane.

There's not a note of satire or sarcasm or any warning of hellfire and damnation.

Robert Payne rejects the idea of any satiric content; he notes that satire began in The Double.

I think you'll pick up some notes of satire and irony, along with a nice bouquet of whimsy.

Mr. Shelton, as the conflicted dealer who works as a Big Brother, perhaps to assuage his guilt, delivers the only nuanced performance in this staging by Sofia Alvarez, whose style hits notes of satire, but very rarely.

Despite the obvious authorial notes of satire, and even outright condemnation, it is difficult to read these catalogues of domestic wealth without feeling, if not necessarily lust, then at least a bit of envy or wonder.

Sweet, smart and quickly addictive, it's a classic cross-cultural romantic comedy with top notes of satire, but a brave and true heart.

But in Monsieur Bergeret à Paris (1901; Monsieur Bergeret in Paris, Francee's commitment to the pro-Dreyfus faction in the Dreyfus Affair introduced both a more bitter note to his satire and an express commitment to humanitarian ideals.

But he noted that effective satire is necessarily well informed.

"The beauty of satire," he notes, "is that you can say anything about anyone".

Worth noting, Charlie Hebdo engaged in satire.