Sentence examples similar to openly satirize from inspiring English sources

Anyway, "Freak Show" is designed exactly for people who were children in the 1970's, and who grew up not only on "The Six Million Dollar Man," but more to the point also on "Super Friends," the Saturday-morning cartoon, which with its Justice League and its stentorian voice-over and its square, patriotic conceits, is openly satirized.

Satire must satirize, purposefully.

Surely you don't satirize a satire.

At a time when people are thrown in jail for openly criticizing the Government, Mr. Ding's black and white drawings stand out because they dare to satirize the leadership and the tensions in Chinese society.

And satirize them.

To satirize overacting is easy.

The poets threatened to satirize her.

You can't satirize this.

Both satirize contemporary philistines and intellectual mountebanks.

Stencils of politicians berate, condemn and satirize.

O'Brien pretends to satirize the English, while actually satirizing the excesses of the Irish ­nationalists.