lampooner造句

• And that's no surprise coming from TV's savviest lampooner.
• Jonathan Swift and Gilbert and Sullivan alone would place the kingdom in the lampooners hall of fame.
• You could be 5 foot 2, eyes of blue and still be a fearless lampooner of the ignorant.
• So Young and his Lampooners styled a MoveOn-style spoof with a rap toward the conservative funny bone:
• Raised in Irvine, Calif ., Ferrell enjoyed watching " Saturday Night Live " stars such as Chevy Chase, but he never imagined himself becoming a famous lampooner.
• Considered as a " funny lampooner " and a " provocative " song which " disconcerted journalists and public ", " On est tous des imb閏iles " is about the artist profession and makes some cynical observations on it.
• But let us at least hold him responsible for the failure of his irony, which all too often evolves into sarcasm, leaving the reader with the impression that a bitter lampooner might be far more difficult to live with than a resentful wife.
• Ask him if he is investigating GOP sexcapades because he is a Clinton partisan, a shameless self-promoter, or a lampooner of the mainstream media's tabloid tendencies, and he says simply : " all of the above ."
• In " The Gospel According to The Simpsons ", Mark I . Pinsky writes that the episode has " the structure of an exquisitely crafted twenty-two minute sermon . " DVD Movie Guide's Colin Jacobson felt that " [ The episode ] helped establish the show s reputation as a master lampooner of pop culture.
• Among other topics, he has written influential essays on the Mexican comedian, Mario Moreno ( " Cantinflas " ), " the lampooner Jos?Guadalupe Posada, the Chicano leader C閟ar Ch醰ez, and the Tejana singer Selena, as well as a book about the board game " Loter韆 ! " ( with Teresa Villegas ), which includes Stavans s own poems.
• Roget's Thesaurus lists " humorist, wit, wag, joke, jester, funnyman, quipster, tease, teaser, gagster, gag writer, wisecracker, jokesmith, ironist, satirist, lampooner, caricaturist, cartoonist, comic, comedian, straight man, clown, buffoon " .  Keenan Pepper 18 : 36, 12 February 2006 ( UTC)