Sentence examples for satire for not from inspiring English sources

Burk criticised the satire for not being subtle enough and borrowing from other stories such as Nineteen Eighty-Four.

The criminals who masquerade as martyrs, and their supporters, need to know that western values, which allow for satire, will not be changed by murder.

Peter Cook stayed truest to satire's cause, and yet was biting about its limits: "The heyday of satire was Weimar Germany," he liked to say; "and look how it stopped Hitler!"British satire, for all that, was not without effects.

This American novel, premised on the disappearance of a whole city from the map of California, raises the flag for satire in prize not chiefly known for its sense of humour.

For effectively strangling at birth the fledgling political career of floppy-haired Tory MP David Amess, who was moved to autocue from the heart about the dangers of the fabricated drug 'cake': 'One girl vomited up her own pelvic bone.' For remembering that satire does not have to say it's sorry.

"While there can be no taboo areas for satire, it does not have an unlimited licence," the BSC said.

Its authority is not just in satire; for a long time, its host has been a more trusted news source than "real" news outlets.

"Satire is not comedy," says Mr Sonneborn.

The satire was not subtle.

Satire should not be a starting point".

Satire is not meant to be subtle.