Examples of 'parodying' in a sentence
Meaning of "parodying"
Parody (verb): To imitate someone or something in a humorous or exaggerated way, often for comedic effect or to criticize the original. Parody is a form of satire that mocks or pokes fun at a specific work or individual
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- present participle of parody
- An instance of parody.
How to use "parodying" in a sentence
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This parodying of the heroine is not baseless.
He is only parodying them.
Parodying in death a position she so often occupied in life.
I am not parodying anything.
Parodying the word which my mistress was constantly repeating apropos.
Something totally new has been created here out of parodying something on television.
Even parodying his own earlier work.
Pedobear was used in a CollegeHumor video parodying the movie Doubt.
We were parodying him in school.
The stories are filled with humorous elements parodying the Western genre.
This style of parodying specific targets became a staple of Mad.
Animal Farm portrays this nature through parodying events in real history.
This image parodying the dwarf from Lord of the Rings was widely shared on Facebook.
The stories are filled with humouristic elements parodying the Western genre.
During at school he was parodying many his fave singers like Muslim Magomayev.
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Gil Braltar is a satirical short story by Jules Verne parodying British colonialism.
You are parodying the Holy Scripture.
His cartoons appear daily in The Irish Times parodying current events.
The artists he 's parodying are experiencing a phenomenon.
It 's as if the series were parodying itself.
Websites parodying Malakar 's success had also appeared.
We see his protagonist Jason parodying the mythical film Jaws.
The tape has been parodied many times, often used in conjunction when parodying Welles.
The film got its humor from spoofing and parodying and offered wholesome entertainment value whatsoever.
They might feel like you're manipulative or parodying them.
He starts by parodying Black speech.
Parodying the cliché of the romantic French, France makes sometimes romantic passes at many characters.
The credits show Nu and Mamo parodying scenes from the game.
The artists he 's parodying are experiencing a phenomenon that 's being called the Yankovic Bump.
Offenbach was well known for parodying other composers ' music.
Parodying the overproduction of so-called big data, Behar repeats movements that she calls data gestures.
Ullman became internationally famous for parodying German chancellor Angela Merkel in this show.
In order to do that, I had to show what we were parodying.
Waring was a gentle humorist, sometimes parodying other dance genres, often close to camp.
Parodying the many Bond villains, Dr. Evil inhabits a sequence of elaborate lairs.
Other parodies were also produced, usually parodying technology and gaming.
The characters 阳小龙 appear on an official T-shirt released by Rooster Teeth parodying Akira.
Influenced mainly by musical theater, his style consisted of parodying then-current forms of popular song.
He 's parodying his own character as he 's playing it.
Isham 's concept was to have Spears confidently parodying her situation.
Here 's a new promo video parodying new videos of the presidential candidates United States.
Three trailers were released for Bad Company, each parodying popular video game series.
Austen responded, parodying her own ambivalence, " I do not like the Evangelicals.
The line is alliterative, either emulating or parodying older Germanic metrical styles.
However, if I am overdoing it for humorous effect, then I am parodying it.
Even in China, a movie comically parodying the general secretary of was released.
They then break out in song, singing nonsense phrases, parodying Mandarin.
The series features Hueser parodying multiple women from Louisville, including his own mother.
Vortex is a motorcycle, created by a fictitious company Pegassi, parodying Ducati and Piaggio.
His only friend is the mouse Timothy, parodying the stereotypical animosity between mice and elephants.
