Sentence examples for satirical content from inspiring English sources

As a footnote to how much easier it is to talk about satire than humor, he writes: "This is why movie critics stress the satirical content in Marx Brothers films, which is surely the feeblest thing about them". How many native Americans brought up on the Marx Brothers have noticed that?

There may be potential for abuse of this new feature, even though Owens and Weinsberg say that satirical websites – The Onion for example – should not be affected by the changes, as "we've found from testing that people tend not to report satirical content intended to be humorous, or content that is clearly labeled as satire".

The post was created on Facebook page known for its satirical content and designed to parody Italian politics.

The Guardian's Peter Bradshaw has given it the thumbs up, saying it delivered "laughs and weapons-grade offensiveness", although "the satirical content is far lower than in Borat".

What do you think about the wider issue here: should games be censored in the same way that music, books and TV shows or films are – whether for nudity, violence or satirical content?

The great thing about mobile games is that they are so throwaway and conceptual – usually, the idea is the important part, not the long-term gameplay challenge (after all, users only pay a fiver for them), so satirical content could and should flourish.

They then studied how the same people reacted to false news injected into common circulation by "trolls" on pages known to produce satirical news content or otherwise false statements.

The Onion's latest webcast, to be aired Wednesdays at noon, comes as part of the satirical newspaper's content partnership with YouTube, which will stream each new episode.

If you read THUMP at any point yesterday, you already know that we took on the challenge of becoming TMP, "the EDM TMZ," by writing as much satirical and trashy content as humanly possible.

Many low-credibility sources label their content as satirical, and viral satire is sometimes mistaken for real news.

"We did not exclude satire because many fake-news sources label their content as satirical, making the distinction problematic," say Shao and co.