Sentence examples similar to progress parody from inspiring English sources
As the campaign progressed, many parodies and imitations of Fairey's design appeared.
Omar maintained a running commentary on our progress, delivered as a flawless Herzog parody, and it proved so painful for all in earshot that the eagles began to dive-bomb us.
Mr. Sinopoli's slightly hurried tempos and slightly staccato rhythms intensified the aspect of parody in the marches, and his lack of concern with progress and the positioning of climaxes led to confusion.
Norris described it as a parody of a Henry Fielding novel, charting a young man's progress in life, but it draws on everything from Monty Python to the "Capitalism for Beginners" book he owned as a child.
The idea that the government needs, today, to make a major new investment in the name of progress in trains or in solar power or in windmills is a parody of creative destruction of Schumpeterian capitalism.
It begins as a gruesome Nazi parody of a Weimar cabaret, and it seeks to depict nothing less than the end of the progress of Western civilization, allegorically represented in the end of one man's life.
"New York Makes Me" and "Perfect Strangers," 80's pop parodies (with music by Ms. Barsha and lyrics by Ira Gasman and Stuart Ross) from "Radiant Baby," a musical work in progress about Keith Haring, were both laugh-out-loud funny.
