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• Later, the Mongols would appear in much less caricatural portrayals.
• We are born free and grow slaves of caricatural Gods.
• His art was caricatural in style and sharply satirical of bourgeois society.
• The caricatural figures are treated stiffly and imposingly, with humor and gaiety.
• Hubinon experimented with humoristic, caricatural stories in his early years as a comics artist.
• The sketches have an absurd, caricatural character, and traditionally end with an explosion.
• Cynthia appears to have a lively humor and can sometimes be vulgar, but never turns caricatural.
• Some of his representations of the local population border on the caricatural but are never without empathy.
• Still, Su's caricatural depiction is of human nature itself, not just human nature under certain circumstances.
• Ms . Adler adds that these portraits are not simply caricatural nor do they simply subscribe to anti-Semitic stereotypes.
• He wrote more of his caricatural " Variations on'Yankee Doodle'", including two vocals for which Susan wrote the lyrics.
• Then reusing a fictional character often leads to the caricatural side of it and thus is less directly concordant with an idea of public service.
• Save for a few characters played by Eric Idle, they looked and sounded very little like actual women with their caricatural outfits and shrill falsettos.
• Even though it was presented on a " Children's channel ", its humour is, while caricatural, often relatively mature and sophisticated.
• Each is a near-caricatural sketch of the non-native people who filled the Tang cities, adding to the multicultural dynamo that China has always been.
• In his usual more caricatural style, he created in August 1946 the recurring gagstrip " De Vrolijke Bengels " ( " The Happy Rascals " ).
• He also talked about the caricatural focus it brought on him, first in 2003, then again in 2011 . " The other problem was I wasn't all that interested in the attention.
• Otherwise the music is indiscriminately caricatural, purposely deforming not only her victims but also her possible judges : a priest, the police, even ( horror of horrors ) " the people ."
• "' George Grosz "'( July 26, 1893  July 6, 1959 ) was a German artist known especially for his caricatural drawings and paintings of Berlin life in the 1920s.
• The style generally renounces the expressive concentration of the lyric texts and extends itself in a wide and relaxed discursive pace, with alterations between adventurous moments and ferociously caricatural and polemical points, of description and philosophical digressions.