Sentence examples for point of parody from inspiring English sources

Headlines is self-referential to the point of parody.

He has already aped his predecessor, and fawned on his memory, to the point of parody.

To British and American eyes, elements of this look lenient to the point of parody.

The use of corporal punishment has been covered to the point of parody.

Men's fashion — the nontailored sort — has become reducible in recent years, almost to the point of parody.

Prompted perhaps by his fascination with hip-hop, Miles embraced his inner pimp to the point of parody.

Justice Souter said the group had to persuade the lower courts of two elements essential to the fair use defense: that it had not taken any more of the original than necessary to make the point of the parody, and that the parody had not harmed the market for the original song or the potential market for new versions that Acuff-Rose may license.

Many Americans consider the city to be a progressive utopia, to the point of televised parody.

Right from the start, with Dead Cert in 1962, the Dick Francis thriller showed a mastery of lean, witty genre prose reminiscent – sometimes to the point of comic parody – of Raymond Chandler and Dashiell Hammett.

But people lost jobs at pets.com and you had fun with that. A. Well, it's never funny when people lose jobs, and that was kind of the whole point of [the parody site].

It was never your conventional vocal, nasal to the point of total parody, but there are some parts of Perfume where she sounds like an inebriated Russian cruise singer.