Sentence examples for perfect satire from inspiring English sources
Clearly, it took a lot of dedicated TV-watching to turn out this perfect satire.
"Autumn" is a nearly perfect satire of the pretentious French thriller.
The perfect satire on it was created by the Muppet Show when the Great Gonzo bashes a rock with a hammer while shouting "Art!" Performance art is funny for a very simple reason – it takes itself more seriously than appears justified.
It's perfect satire, and a salient point made all too poignant by the events that occurred this week.
One of the things that makes Hedges the perfect satire for this moment in time is that he lives in the same space as the people he's parodying.
It's a letter-perfect satire of the special strain of egotism and obsession that can fester in academic settings.
And a pitch-perfect satire of the "West Side Story" fight scene (replace Jets and Sharks with Spiders and Comfy Hammocks) exposes them as theater nerds.
Their parents may want to catch this pitch-perfect satire, too -- provided, of course, that they see it at another time, in another theater and preferably in another Zip code than their offspring.
M. Z. Ribalow's short play, the last entry of the Series B of "Marathon 2009" at the Ensemble Studio Theater, is a deceptively savvy cultural essay about the mechanics of a beloved American genre wrapped inside a pitch-perfect satire.
It is no surprise that, with his unerring ear, he should approve of Betjeman's pitch-perfect satire How to Get On in Society, a poem written as if with a perfectly wielded butter knife.
