Sentence examples for solid satire from inspiring English sources
Brawling, bonking, and Scots brogue aside, there's room for some solid satire — of gentrification, globalization, and the hypocrisy of Britain's Labour Government.
Directed by Wayne Price 1 hour 16 minutes; not rated "The Doorman," a mockumentary about the people who run Manhattan nightlife, has solid-gold satire at its cocaine-stained fingertips.
Satire must satirize, purposefully.
"Lil' Bush," Comedy Central's new animated political satire, had a solid debut on Wednesday, placing among the five most-watched series premieres in the channel's history and the best since "Drawn Together" in 2004.
(Brantley) 'THE DEVIL'S DISCIPLE' A solid, well-acted production of Shaw's swashbuckling satire of Victorian melodrama (1 45).
Hayden Childs of The A.V. Club thought it was a "solid episode" that peaked in the middle with the satire of politics.
The resolution, first noted on this coast by West Side Rag, is primarily a piece of political satire, Mr. Johansen said Wednesday, but one with a solid basis in history.
Satire is militant irony.
