Sentence examples for parody him from inspiring English sources
As Ken Livingstone did nothing to stop the rise of the City of London, he can't really be as bad as some Tories parody him.
I suppose one way of shooting the messenger is to parody him or ignore him altogether, but we do so at our own peril.
He could make fun of his own virility and though Mad magazine might parody him and Gary Cooper in "Vera Cruz" (1954) as "Lambaster" (who takes forever to die) and "Chickencooper," the two stars were already halfway there in this entertaining buddy tale of two laconic he-men cowboys outhustling each other.
Over the course of Trump's rise, "SNL" has been far from alone in struggling to parody him.
If Abramoff were Christian, would Christians be beating their breasts, parodying him in churches?
This one remembers Ronald Reagan on "Death Valley Days" and knew Mr. Franklin before Billy Crystal started parodying him on "Saturday Night Live" (and one that still buys Broadway tickets).
On Thursday night, Bush told Jimmy Kimmel that unlike our current president, he was not bothered by SNL parodying him.
"Cage thought it was a parody of him," says SEM co-founder Petr Kotik.
As Lemann notes, he's been playing the "O'Reilly" role for so long "that he sometimes seems to be parodying himself, or parodying Colbert's parody of him".
Bob Dylan Bret: "But then there's a really good parody of him in that film Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story".
