Sentence examples for particularly satirical from inspiring English sources

Comedy – particularly satirical comedy – is the same.

Her portrait groups of public figures such as Charles de Gaulle and Lyndon B. Johnson (both 1967) are particularly satirical.

Humor, particularly in satirical riffs on ethnic stereotyping, prevents any clear-cut reading.

He has lodged official protests about broadcasts on RAI that he deemed biased, particularly against a satirical show last month that interviewed the author of an unflattering book about Mr. Berlusconi's business practices, which have been the target of investigations by magistrates for years.

But if you do a novel, particularly a funny, satirical novel that really points some quite sharp fingers at what is going on – it's set in America but it's applicable to a degree to most countries in the world – a lot more people will read it, and it gives them a chance to empathise with the people experiencing that".

Although some reviewers criticized the episode for its profanity and other material deemed offensive at the time of its original broadcast, several others felt "Weight Gain 4000" was a significant improvement over the pilot, particularly for its satirical element regarding American consumerism.

The show has got a seriously satirical edge, particularly about the way autism is portrayed as being simply about a lack of empathy and feeling.

At first I thought it was one of Zaltzman's satirical sketches, particularly when he started making throat-cutting gestures in relation to what the future held for Pardew.

Politics is my passion, and I particularly love comedy and satirical news programmes that breathe new life into current events.

None of the details about Kazakhstan in the cables are particularly scandalous, but they are somewhat satirical in tone.

Younger Americans, particularly, look to the Internet and satirical news features like "The Daily Show" for a quick political fix.