Sentence examples for some satire from inspiring English sources

I didn't mean it to be especially satirical vis-a-vis Hemingway, although I do think he deserved some satire in his Cuban Papa phase.

Putting some satire to the name of a drink would be a coping mechanism rather than something that is offensive".

5.27pm BST 25 mins: Some satire and a correction from Steve Tietz: "T-shirt cannons are so 2006.

There's often a message to what we do, or at least some satire of our celebrity obsession, and that might be a good avenue for that.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr., from Detroit, piled on jokey visuals suggesting some satire of commercialism — Nascar-style coveralls, big light-up letters for JR JR — yet sang wistful love songs reminiscent of Hall and Oates.

Nothing but a "grey", she is considered of lower social standing than Eddie, which gives Fforde plenty of scope for a sweet romance, but also for some satire that flirts with the political.

Some satires that challenged the Bush administration were popular with audiences and critics, including David Hare's "Stuff Happens" and Christopher Durang's "Why Torture Is Wrong, and the People Who Love Them".

Within a few months, its author followed up with a series of similarly original stories, all different in tone and subject matter: some satires, a brilliant pastiche of 17th-century English and other explorations of the human psyche in extreme circumstances.

Some satires refer to contemporary events, such as Monsieur Jacques à Paris during the Siege of 1870 (Monsieur Jacques à Paris während der Belagerung von 1870).

Colin Teevan replaces Marlowe's unappetising middle section with some incoherent satire.

Everything I do is justified, and has some social satire or deconstruction that I can justify.