Sentence examples for typical satire from inspiring English sources
Porterfield is something of a diversion from the "typical" satire protagonist like Yossarin from Catch-22 and Ignatius Riley from A Confederacy of Dunces.
The Grossmiths' Diary was a typical satire of its time; it probed the lower-middle class lives of the Pooters and poked fun at their pretensions and petty concerns.
Their tale of woe is just one illustrating the ills of capitalism limned in this typical Moore satire.
It's typical "Daily Show" satire (Jon Stewart says, "There's stuff that bookstores can do that the Internet can't," and Hodgman jumps in, "Oh, you mean shelter the homeless?"), with some fairly unhelpful suggestions on how to revive surviving big-box stores.
Vague and unverifiable suggestions that the "typical" purchaser of these satires must have approved of the view that Pitt was a perpetual drunkard or Fox enslaved to gambling simply will not do.
The New Yorker, April 8 , 1950 P. 82Satire on a typical New York Post series on sex, crime, delinquency, etc.
The white heat of Nichols's satire is not typical of the British pessimism so succinctly defined in song by Noël Coward: "With a scowl and a frown / we'll keep our peckers down".
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.
With its two-part structure that compares the sterile misery of peasant life under the Romanovs to the unspeakable ecstasy of Soviet-style collective farming, "Old and New" could almost be a satire on the typical propaganda documentary of the period.
"To me, it's an obvious satire of the typical roles of women," explains ColorOrgy.
