Sentence examples for satire out from inspiring English sources

You could make satire out of her, but once you knew her you didn't want to.

The ad is the latest instance in which Mr. Colbert has taken his satire out of the television studio.

Though it has some awkward patches, and occasionally risks melodrama, "Safety" is on the whole a remarkably graceful satire, out of which sympathy sprouts like an unruly weed (Scott).

There is a lot of excellent satire out there.

And Bamboozled made a bold satire out of the black image as seen by American society, shooting comedic darts before drawing buckets of blood.

Now he is on the receiving end of biting satire doled out by the feminist punk collective Pussy Riot.

In 1962 satire burst out on television, with the late night show That Was The Week That Was, or TW3 to its aficionados.

The original was a satire played out in a dream sequence that was full of Kaufman's sarcastic wit and wisecracks.

Savannah Stehlin, presumably following Mr. Ghuman's directions, plays Spork as a largely silent observer, her limpid gray eyes taking in the lightly surreal satire spinning out around her.

However, Katerina's music constantly collides with the bilious satire meted out by Shostakovich to all the other characters, much of it loaded with baleful parodies of other composers' works.

But history, like memory and the effectiveness of satire, turns out to change with age along with one's perspective, a realization born of time that is partly what inspired me to return to Gabrovo after so many years and check out the House.