Sentence examples for tragic parody from inspiring English sources
Cash is becoming a tragic parody of himself, reduced to spotting conspiracies in every area of his life.
A tragic parody of reality TV, "Capturing the Friedmans" is one of the year's documentary hits, taking in $3.7 million at the box office.
Most notably, in a tragic self-parody, Constable Vittorio Dominelli, appears to have posted a selfie video set to "Because I Got High" by Afroman on his Twitter, Global News reports.
Cold Comfort Farm is a parody of the doomy, tragic, close-to-the-earth gothic novels of writers like Mary Webb and DH Lawrence, and, earlier, Thomas Hardy.
He revelled in suave villainy and hauteur, in the drawn-out repartee of these periods, sometimes deliciously parodying aspect of his tragic demeanour and voice.
He revelled in suave villainy and hauteur, in the elegantly drawn out repartee of these periods, sometimes deliciously parodying aspect of his tragic demeanour and voice.
But they seem more comical, like parodies of Rococo mirrors, than tragic.
The hero of the Beat Generation was now at the heart of the hippy movement—single-handedly connecting two revolutionary generations but by 1964 he was fast becoming a tragic, drug-addled figure, and something of a parody of himself.
It comes at the end of the show, in "The Ballad of Harry Lewis," a parody of "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" about a fabric cutter who meets a tragic end.
