Sentence examples for post satire from inspiring English sources
In a recent Huffington Post satire piece two authors wrote an ode to host Jon Stewart (who is Jewish) as Muslim women's pick for sexiest man alive.
His attorneys said the post was satire and could not be taken seriously.
I've had a number of readers ask me if this post is "satire" or "unfortunate reality".
In dismissing the suit in Washington, Judge Rosemary Collyer ruled that the post was satire related to a matter of public interest and should be protected under the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which deals with freedom of expression.
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James Palfrey, for Bonehill-Paine, described the posts as "satire" and "pathetic puerile rubbish" and argued that they fell within the right to freedom of speech.
Those who argued for the film as a daring post-feminist satire of American marital mores didn't seem very clued in to Oscar voters' favourite genres.
Fountain's novel was praised for its post-modern satire, something that has only made it to the screen in brief glimpses.
A pop post-Soviet satire based on a dense 1999 novel by Victor Pelevin, "Generation P" delivers a brave, head-spinning commentary on the potency of advertising and the seduction of the soul.
Southland Tales, a post-9/11 satire melded with a retelling of the Book of Revelation that also includes a complex theory of time travel, was never meant to feel like a pre-game show for the next decade of global misery.
