(1) His personality made him an easy subject for parody.

(2) He attacked her ideas through parody.

(3) She has a gift for parody.

(4) She has become a grotesque parody of her former elegant self.

(5) "The Scarlet Capsule" was a parody of the popular 1959 TV series "The Quatermass Experiment".

(6) He swung the door wide open in a parody of welcome.

(7) She has written a cruel parody of his book.

(8) This article is a grotesque parody of the truth.

(9) The show included a parody on current affairs programmes.

(10) The first trial was a parody of justice.

(11) The trial was a parody of justice.

(12) He sighed in a parody of deep emotion.

(13) "It was a parody of a trial, " said one observer.

(14) Although his comment was a parody of the truth, Diana was upset by it.

(15) A parody, a surrealistic sculpture in green slime.

(16) Tallis has written a cruel parody of Hartman's prose.

(17) Is his dramatic performance appropriate parody or merely amateurish?

(18) Ancient parody was free of any nihilistic denial.

(19) The movie is a devastating parody of the star's life.

(20) She has become a parody of herself, doomed to spend the rest of her life acting out her own mythical qualities.

(21) It was as if he was doing a parody of a president returning from an overseas trip.

(22) Thus language begins to parody itself, and so does literature, as Joyce shows in the Ithaca section of Ulysses.

(23) But blending parody and nostalgia about an era a half-century removed from the lives of the core audience seems a foolish indulgence.

(24) Its masthead is a parody of mastheads; its subscription card carries a hilarious attack on subscription cards.

(25) There is a particularly welcome parody of the current theatrical mania for sloping floors.

(26) She's an expert in the art of pastiche and parody.

(27) One of the papers is running a competition in which you've got to parody a well-known author.

(28) But all three novels also exhibit significant variations on parody as it has been practised in the past.

(29) Well-meant though it was, the gesture was terrible(), creating a ghastly parody of femininity.

(30) Now, his songs are intended as the real thing, but widely assumed to be some sort of parody.

(1) His personality made him an easy subject for parody.

(2) He attacked her ideas through parody.

(3) She has become a grotesque parody of her former elegant self.

(4) "The Scarlet Capsule" was a parody of the popular 1959 TV series "The Quatermass Experiment".

(5) He swung the door wide open in a parody of welcome.

(6) The trial was a parody of justice.

(31) Four of them parody the fire brigade, pecking and pulling a piece of bread.

(32) It muddles facile loathing of a parody bureaucracy with the great issues of statesmanship.

(33) For example, the ability to parody a style can be a useful skill.

(34) But the parody was mistaken for the real thing, and the songs made the charts.

(35) Two or three of us smile, those of us who recognize the parody.

(36) Within a theory of irony, a theory of parody seems equally essential for understanding recent generic mutations.

(37) The ludicrously voluminous Inner notes read like a parody of depraved academicism.

(38) To tie in with the hubbub comes the most successful parody of the group, the Rutles.

(39) A modern day Gothic of such purity that it is almost a parody.

(40) Is it a parody of the platonic republic, where politics, art and philosophy come together?

(41) At times his work has been cast in a Tzara-like parody of high modernist art.

(42) It's a wicked parody of space blasters, in particular Gradius.

(43) U.N. observers described the election as a parody of democratic process.

(44) Kolender, in television and radio ads, uses pigeons flying out of an open cage to parody the jail system.

(45) It was some foul parody, some infamous ignoble satire.

(46) Self - parody and saltiness riddled their core genre.

(47) The parody was just a form of teasing.

(48) a parody of a horror film.

(49) To make a travesty of; parody or ridicule .

(50) New York Post Editor-in-Chief Col Allan said in a statement the cartoon was "a clear parody."

(51) Often a parody of what people think of as silent movie acting, Valentino became an exotic heart-throb with gleaming eyes and flaring nostrils, in The Sheik, Blood and Sand and Monsieur Beaucaire.

(52) Ondaatje's novels prominently reflected hybrid language and multi-language voice, Mosaic Genre, Style Simulation, and Parody, make the novels be a carnival square.

(53) Finally, and most tragically, Caliban becomes a parody of himself.

(54) Anti - Utopian literature is a parody of Utopian literature.

(55) Throughout the Twenties, Lardner tried in vain to write a hit song, so at last he turned to parody.

(56) Finally, in the narrative perspective, Vonnegut perfects the postmodern game through the mutability of the first person and third person and the parody of Jesus Christ.

(57) It can be used as a pause or a colon: very handy for spinning out a mere anecdote into a playlet that's full of parody and speculation.

(58) Power lines creep across the valleys like a south Brazilian parody of cable cars.

(59) Mark Twain's A Double - Barreled Detective Story is a novella length parody of whodunits.

(60) The use of such a parody results in the semantic vagueness and unintelligibility. So the...

(61) Blofeldism, an impossible and megalomaniac belief in world domination, is a perfect parody of Nazism and Stalinism —just as empty and just as deluded, although, thanks to 007, not nearly as deadly.

(62) Our magazine-style report is something of a parody of beauty and fashion magazines, with headings on the front like, "Of Course You're Not Hot! "and "The Stick Insect Diet".

(63) The Nonexistent Knight is an earthy parody of chivalry and knighthood.

(64) In this section of interior monologue, which have both stylization, but also parody, there is a hidden polemic.

(65) Parody is not only a linguistic concept, but also takes on culture - specific features.

(66) But his critics say he risks turning into a parody of Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev who ruled the USSR from 1964 until his death in 1982.

(67) Consider, for example, Italo Calvino's scathing parody of the modern scholar in If On a Winter's Night a Traveller.

(68) Parody Technique in travesty of knight stories reinforces the artistic effect in Don Quixote.

(69) Intersexuality is a new concept in linguistics, and it has opened up a new field of vision on the construction and analysis of texts. Parody is one of the types of intersexuality.

(70) In real life, there are scientific and goodwill cloning, but also exists unwisdom, malicious parody manufacturing.

(71) Stephen Colbert, the host of the parody talk show “The Colbert Report, ” urged his fans to vote for naming the station segment after him, and they did in large numbers.

(72) They digested and inherited the old forms of Hong Kong films with collage and parody . And they established their personal style of expression hardly out of their stylization .

(73) With adequate examples, this paper analyzes three forms of the lexical deviation used in advertising discourse, that is, parody, anagrammatical spelling and coinage.

(74) With Aesop's help, Sappho founds a utopia using a Ten Commandments of sorts, in an amusing parody of the biblical account.

(75) Hundreds of parody products are now on sale across the Web, taking aim at BP's sunburst logo and "responsibility" pledges.

(76) In the fourth chapter of my thesis, elaboration is on the parody of traditional literary forms including Henry Fielding's picaresque novels, traditional epic and the hero myth.

(77) The first , draft summit conclusions circulated by France were weak to the point of parody.

(78) Collage and pastiche are two important parody techniques employed in Ulysses.

(79) She laughed, twisting her shoulder in a horrible parody of coquetry.

(80) The kid's terseness is a mild parody of B-movie westerns.

(80) Wish you will love and make progress everyday!

(81) Through an analysis of the different co- notational parody of works of modern music, the article tries to explore its cultural connotation.

(82) Ursula Andress also played Vesper Lynd in the 1967 James Bond parody Casino Royale.