| Shunted out of the mainstream, he was parodied by artists who rendered him a hippie or muscle-bound clown. |
| A Tory poster parodied his defence policy by showing an unarmed British soldier with his hands raised in surrender. |
| When fringe theatre gets parodied, the image is often a lone actor droning on about some hobbyhorse subject. |
| The conversational style essential to success eludes most of us, or is parodied in a false mateyness, but it seemed to come naturally to him. |
| These films are very hokey, more so than normal horror films, very easily parodied, and at least one of the stories tends to verge on comedy. |
| He parodied the historical parade of styles in modernism, mimicking, for example, the strains of lyrical and geometric abstraction. |
