Sentence examples for parody of himself from inspiring English sources
James Franco Plays A Parody of Himself in His Latest Film.
He's basically a brilliant parody of himself.
He seemed almost to relish becoming a parody of himself.
It's almost as if in the character of Mammon, we have Milton's parody of himself.
But, since it's a self-portrait, it's also necessarily a parody of himself, he added.
With Trump it's been argued that it's hard to outdo a narcissist who's a parody of himself.
He also parodied parodies of himself, reciting Shakespeare in mangled English.
He can see the people of Brooklands only as parodies of himself.
TS Eliot and Wordsworth get it in the neck more than anyone else; and we learn that over the years Graham Greene sent several parodies of himself to competitions in the New Statesman and the Spectator.
He has repeatedly taken out time from a busy schedule to blast "Saturday Night Live" parodies of himself, and insisted the cast of "Hamilton" apologize for addressing Vice President-elect Mike Pence from the stage.
Strepsiades shows up outside the "phrontisterion" (think tank, basically, although you can translate it as Thinkery if the spirit moves you), run by no less a man than a parody of Socrates himself.
