Sentence examples for timely satire of from inspiring English sources

Last season's even more audacious arc was a timely satire of the N.S.A., Strangelovian in tone.

Immediately preceding "Brown" is "Night Rules," by Billy Aronson, a timely satire of baby-boom parents.

The creators of "South Park," the animated hit on Comedy Central, have been known to produce a topical and timely satire of events surrounding a current newsmaker — Paris Hilton, say, or Terri Schiavo — in less than a week.

A clue to the success of this low-brow comedy is that Quo Vado?, in addition to the usual clichés, has demonstrated some timely satire – and hit a political nerve.

The cable network that promotes sophomoric humor through comedy roasts and "Tosh.0" had little faith in Wilmore's insightful, timely satire. .

This was the timeliest, most inventive and sharpest satire of the year.

If you haven't figured it out already, this timely piece of satire plays on the "Deflategate" scandal, in which the New England Patriots stand accused of having intentionally deflated game balls, thereby making them easier to handle.

Why we like her: Bauer's timely comic book drawing series Rush Limbaugh Is Sick is a ribald satire of American private healthcare policies and propaganda, including the "death panels" rumour put about by Palin and other Republican hardliners to tarnish Obama's national health provision proposal.

Johnson's latest novel hit an odd note in the year of Black Lives Matter; it's almost too timely of a satire on America's fatal race problem in the South and beyond.

Some fans have speculated, inaccurately, that Escrow is just another one of Blunt's personas: his slang-laden interludes border on a satire of the typical London rude boy, and at moments his ruminations are particularly timely.

The edge has dulled a bit, with the searing satire of the Bush administration from the original series being replaced by a flimsy, not quite as timely, plot about immigration.