Sentence examples for travesty about from inspiring English sources

Handsome in a hangdog way, and no mean actor, his career went into a slump after Percy (1971), a sub-Carry On travesty about a penis transplant.

"We'll see what they decide to do, how they conduct themselves: whether this is one more travesty about the loss of four Americans or whether this is in the best tradition of the Congress, an effort to try and figure out what we can do better".

Joseph Creighton, Marlton, N.J.: Not enough troops — how did this travesty come about?

Albert Sanders, New York: You say, "Every time you delve into the situation in Iraq, you come away with the phrase 'not enough troops' ringing in your head, and I hope someday we will find out how this travesty came about".

David Brooks writes, "Every time you delve into the situation in Iraq, you come away with the phrase 'not enough troops' ringing in your head, and I hope someday we will find out how this travesty came about".

Conversations in Travesties about whether art exists to serve the cause of the state, the audience or the author also feel remarkably relevant, 42 years on, to the artistic identity crisis created by the digital marketplace.

But we laughed, and talked about that travesty and about the purpose of art and protest.

We already know how this travesty came about.

Bellos's new multiphonic pun is a travesty, no doubt about it — and it's also the most precise translation possible.

Words like "travesty" and "contempt" were bandied about, some of them in this very space.

She called the hands-off order from the United Nations "a travesty," saying, "This is about judges helping judges, this is not about politics".