Sentence examples for perfect parody from inspiring English sources
The video is such a perfect parody of sexual exploitation that it is sexually exploitative itself.
Redgrave's hit song is a perfect parody of London pop, sitars and all.
It is a perfect parody of the siege mentality of the modern art gallery, always embattled no matter how well protected by money or status.
Wood's perfect parody concludes with the indictment that an "unpractised novelist cleaves to the static, because it is much easier to describe than the mobile".
Blofeldism, an impossible and megalomaniac belief in world domination, is a perfect parody of Nazism and Stalinism — just as empty and just as deluded, although, thanks to 007, not nearly as deadly.
Those reports were perfect parodies of actual science, magnifying and exploiting small ambiguities in evidence to undermine the unwelcome conclusions that would otherwise be forced by that evidence.
Michael Cera and Neil Patrick Harris provided perfect parodies, while the New York Times heralded it as, "The Resume Mocked 'Round the World".
"Bananas and Blow" is a letter-perfect parody of Jimmy Buffett, complete with smiling steel drums and back-up singers.
But Russia's pitch-perfect parody of American antiterrorism policy has commanded Washington's attention and could even derail Russian-American cooperation.
At the start you pause in a dark vestibule for a five-minute video welcome to "Mike's World," a hilarious, pitch-perfect parody of a typical introductory video.
