Sentence examples for satirical thinking from inspiring English sources
And that's why we're setting up LOCO's School of Satire, which will teach satirical thinking in schools.
Meanwhile, when he leads the show's big finale, the satirical rouser "Brotherhood of Man," you can be forgiven for thinking it might better be titled "Brotherhood of Manikins".
As for anyone thinking this is getting silly – you'll be pleased to know that the satirical Portlandia is a step or three ahead of you.
But I've been thinking a lot about mass murderers and how funny they are in a satirical-but-with-a-deeper-meaning way.
Though their tones are different, these comedies, both classics, are linked: the frivolous adventure of a man who fools the world into thinking he's a dullard while cooking up a plot to make himself a millionaire, and the satirical tale of a mundane factory employee who dreams up a product so revolutionary that management and labor conspire to suppress it.
And thinking, thinking, thinking".
This is partly because, Mr. Letterman said, he regards Mr. McCall's satirical writing and illustrations as if they were sacred documents — "This guy is Mount Olympus," he said of Mr. McCall — and partly because he was not thinking of anyone's gratification but his own in pursuing the project.
Lampooned for its uniformity ("Ant-like conformity now affordable", joked a satirical newspaper, The Onion), it nevertheless influenced suburbs the world over.In "The Levittowners", Gans claimed that America's new middle classes were thinking and acting very differently from the working-class communities in which most of them had grown up.
One can't help thinking of this when considering Sacha Baron Cohen, the Cambridge-educated son of orthodox Jewish parents, great-grandson of Lithuanian immigrants, who has made a major career as one of our most successful comedians, imitating ethnic stereotypes with outrageous accents for satirical purposes.
