| Gordon Liu, a veteran Chinese actor, has a standout role lampooning the traditional kung-fu master role. |
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| We're just parroting and lampooning pop culture and current events because there's so much stuff that we were force-fed when we grew up. |
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| But the shift from lampooning celebrities to flattering them was another thing entirely, a brazen case of poacher turning gamekeeper. |
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| It is also often very insular, lampooning specific ideas or conventions which even some SF readers may not be familiar with. |
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| Her lampooning of a fashion shoot, especially her shot of a grotesque model with dirty socks, is memorably funny. |
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| Stone and Parker are unafraid of lampooning both paranoid megalomania and the inane platitudes of Hollywood superstars. |
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| He worked only for political ends, viciously lampooning opponents of the left. |
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| First came a song lampooning the chancellor for breaking his promises on tax. |
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| They're not lampooning designers in general as much as they are design elitism. |
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| He was taken by the idea of lampooning the soaps, but was ultimately more interested in satirizing our celebrity-obsessed culture. |
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| It may seem difficult to give an opinion on paintings by a giant of fiction, especially by a writer whose lampooning invites debate. |
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| All of them are attractive and they have shot spoof videos lampooning rival campaigns. |
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| One of Angola's last two independent newspapers, Folha 8, was recently raided for lampooning the president. |
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| To show Mr Gore how annoying his performance was, his handlers made him watch a skit lampooning it. |
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| Mr. Adjmi's play veers maladroitly between lampooning the dopey style of the original and thrashing through dank psychological waters. |
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| In reporting on the uproar over the Danish cartoons lampooning the Prophet Muhammad, Le Journal Hebdomadaire published a special report, including a photo of a French newspaper that reproduced some of the drawings. |
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| Write an opinion piece or editorial lampooning the government for not honouring its side of the 1999 Lome peace deal and people will brand you a rebel. |
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| Twelve of the victims died at the offices of Charlie Hebdo, a satirical newspaper well known for its provocative cartoons lampooning politicians and religions. |
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| Political pamphlets became popular, often lampooning military leaders for political purposes. |
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| This week, in the Muslim-dominated north, mobs went on the rampage, burning churches and killing dozens in the most violent demonstrations sparked so far by the Danish cartoons lampooning the Prophet Muhammad. |
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