Sentence examples for satirical notion from inspiring English sources
This could be a pretty satirical notion.
This satirical notion departs from the sometimes moving pathos of the earlier sections, with the story plunging into a bit of wacky fun at the expense of would-be do-gooders and their enablers, the people who make money off foundations and corporations, like lawyers and caterers.
Will they watch it, and prepare themselves for Q and A?" Just the idea of empathy, morality, and fun playing an essential role in politics just as notions alone seem to me to be satirical when bringing them into politics.
A topical example of this surely is the satirical reaction to the prideful notions of the Blitz spirit arising anew in the wake of last month's London bombs.
This raucous, unruly novel is a satirical jab at Darwinism and the notion of scientific certainty through 150 years of British life, up to the early years of the new millennium, when a fertility crisis threatens the survival of Homo britannicus.
According to Birt's 2002 memoirs, The Harder Path, he wanted to challenge Frost with the notion that "he had betrayed his satirical heritage; he had signed up with the mighty when he should have kept his distance".
Peter Watkins's 1967 movie "Privilege," a satirical account of the rise of a Beatlesque pop star, ends with the notion that after his brief fame nothing remains but a single, silent film clip.
The popular notion of "missing links" was so well known by this time that William L. Alden, a writer of satirical wit, knowledgeable about geology and paleontology, and author of at least 120 columns in the New York Times about a wide-ranging variety of topics, wrote about "The Missing Link," March 28 , 1876 page 4, here in part reproduced.
British political & satirical prints.
