Sentence examples for recent satire from inspiring English sources

(He did the same thing in "England People Very Nice," his recent satire for the National Theater about immigrants to Britain).

A recent satire in The Onion was headlined, "43-Year-Old With Skateboard Not Fooling Anyone," complete with a close-up of Tony Hawk, the skateboarding superstar, looking a bit weathered in his helmet.

In a playful dig at her coalition partner, Ms. Merkel drew laughs from the crowd by citing a recent satire as saying, "Perhaps God created the F.D.P. only to test us".

Alabama still has no teams in any of the four major professional sports, and a recent satire of the state's fervor for football Saturdays described it in terms of the South's other chief devotion: "Saban is Jesus.

Crucial viewing for Newsroom critics, in particular, should be Channel 4's recent satire 'Hacks', a show so poor that real hacks couldn't even muster the strength to be rankled.

I'd also argue that Mr. Resnais's recent satire of middle-class pretense and romantic folly, the 1997 French box-office hit "On Connait la Chanson" ("Same Old Song"), is implicitly stagy.

His recent censored satire on bigotry in Clacton-on-Sea really said something pertinent.

"We feel much freer than before," he says, citing a recent political satire by Iraqi playwright director Haider Monather that lampooned the then head of parliament Mahmoud al-Mashhadani.

This can happen with US films (The American Friend, for instance, or the recent rightwing satire, An American Carol), but doesn't very often.

His screen presence has continued to grow ever-more self-serious, despite occasional attempts to lighten up, as in the recent would-be satire "Rock of Ages".

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.