Libertarians are caricatured as regarding every man as an island.
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Britain's political class is easily caricatured as an inbred elite.
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Struggling to progress beyond their caricatured personas, they looked burned out.
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No word on whether the phones spoke in outrageously caricatured accents.
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It's no surprise Hillary Clinton is often caricatured as a witch.
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Too often, businesses are caricatured as rapacious predators of Earth's bounty.
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Single women are caricatured in news reports, editorials and social media.
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He said Mr. Smotrich and Rabbi Peretz were being unfairly caricatured.
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Caricatured figures accompanied by text – these are the staples of comics.
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He towers over four, tiny caricatured men begging for his mercy.
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Caricatured by her political opponents as a stony-faced neo-Thatcherite, Mrs.
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Mitt was a numbers guy, so he was caricatured as a cruel Scrooge.
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The blackface practice dates back to 19th century minstrel shows that caricatured slaves.
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Serial harassers, though often caricatured, do not fit any personality type or types.
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Feminists' critique of male power has long been caricatured as hatred of men.
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The 42 percent of Americans supporting Trump have been studied and caricatured and psychoanalyzed.
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In Bleak House, Dickens caricatured this kind of humanitarianism in the character of Mrs.
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Cartoonist Thomas Nast caricatured Tweed as a corpulent, corrupt politician who looted the city.
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Lachlan Murdoch, the elder brother at 46, has been caricatured as the prodigal son.
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Lachlan Murdoch, the elder brother at 46, has been caricatured as the prodigal son.
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But it's too much for Ezra, who sees himself being caricatured as a neocon.
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People can't be better, more empathetic allies if the only representations they see are caricatured.
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But tech elites are not, as often caricatured, single-issue voters driven by tech policy.
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The "good" fathers are also a bit caricatured, mostly in the way each expresses love.
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The company's strategy can be caricatured as follows: buy a big business, cut costs, repeat.
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I could see how others would be reminded of the caricatured portrayals of African Americans.
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She also caricatured her Marvel co-workers in drawings that were not intended for publication.
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When she was caricatured as "skeleton Sara," she flaunted her fashionable thinness and extravagant costumes.
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Concern is mounting that Warren might be too liberal and too easily caricatured by Trump.
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The H. Rider Haggard novel King Solomon's Mines, for example, caricatured "natives" as savage and primitive.
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As such, women, Jews, Muslims, the poor and the disabled were often grotesquely caricatured in art.
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Scott Pruitt is a good friend and a very good man, caricatured by left and MSM.
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Traditionalism is easily caricatured as rote learning—or, in the contemporary classroom, as endless test prep.
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Remain proponents are caricatured as cosmopolitan élites who are indifferent to the concerns of ordinary voters.
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"To be caricatured by Javier Mallarino is to have a political life," one government minister explains.
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In his acknowledgements, Rogers includes a caricatured self-portrait as well as a recent photograph of himself.
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But, partly because it is so caricatured, it provides a good view of the Corbynite historical imagination.
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But this is politically difficult, since some tax cuts—including to the "wealth" tax—are readily caricatured.
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Hillary Clinton is sometimes caricatured as "Hillary the Hawk" -- implying she might reach lightly for U.S. troops.
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John Edwards was caricatured as a sleazy ambulance chaser; Mitt Romney as a heartless private equity predator.
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In 2012, its German launch spurred claims of racism for a caricatured Asian spokesperson in its ads.
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Mamma, then, isn't always the bosomy mother we see caricatured to sell jars of readymade pasta sauce.
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Social media allows us to be connected but also caricatured as propaganda in campaigns of dehumanizing division.
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Rossini tenors have often been caricatured as pinched and nasal — you try to hit those high notes!
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But Mr. Scholten was his first Democratic challenger not easily caricatured as a carpetbagger or a liberal.
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Before too long, the caricatured version of black money driving Indian real estate is no longer applicable.
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It has also long been caricatured as "Whole Paycheck" for the high prices it charges for groceries.
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Flake argued that both Ford and Kavanaugh have been unfairly caricatured by both sides of the aisle.
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Saying that the poverty measure is flawed can be easily caricatured by politicians as an aloof viewpoint.
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It opens them up to the possibility of being caricatured by Trump in the general election. 27.
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It is easily caricatured as a call for open borders, and Trump hasn't hesitated to make that argument.
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Those who claim to combat human trafficking are often caricatured as anti-sex feminists or religious right crusaders.
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The more they became caricatured in the press, a lot of their intelligence and the humor was lost.
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" Mr. Friedman's renown in the world of ufology brought him an appearance — caricatured as himself, but called "Dr.
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Garish displays of a caricatured form of "wealth" are meant to signify worth, but have they any value?
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Zinoviev, Trotsky, Luxemburg, Liebknecht, Kun and many others — all were caricatured in conservative outlets in crassly stereotypical fashion.
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And teachers can't be caricatured as a liberal, Soros-funded group of outsiders bused in to cause trouble.
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His reaction has crackled with the frustration of a man who feels he is being misunderstood and caricatured.
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In the video Maza posted last week, Crowder repeatedly uses a caricatured "gay" voice to mock the writer.
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What's bothering me about the film is not so much that we're being caricatured, but that we're being fetishised.
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I have this caricatured image of the lonely, alienated male nesting in his parents' basement in coffee-stained sweatpants.
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You will be lynched, destroyed, caricatured by a committee of the U.S. Senate rather than hung from a tree.
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" Culminating this long wind up, Musk caricatured Unsworth as having a "child bride who was about 12 years old.
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Such decisions have allowed Case to resist the impulse to be caricatured as some kick-ass babe of rock.
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They moved in together last year and are writing a reality-TV proposal about those caricatured by the media.
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Parris' Chinese ventures have been caricatured in local cartoons, picketed by unions, and investigated by the state of California.
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It said it caricatured elderly parents by "unreasonably" ascribing "every possible bad quality" of old people to one character.
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At his hearing last month, he said he had never harbored racial animus, saying he had been falsely caricatured.
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Amos 'n' Andy and Happy Hooligan became anachronistic because the communities they caricatured acculturated and found their political voice.
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You will be lynched, destroyed, caricatured by a committee of the U.S. Senate, rather than hung from a tree.
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The unions are often caricatured as intransigent obstacles to progress, and they have a way of amplifying that image.
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Full-figured women (and caricatured minorities) are beaten or killed with abandon, each a victim of the strip's excesses.
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You will be lynched, destroyed, caricatured by a committee of the US Senate rather than hung from a tree.
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While people in the private equity industry may be complaining that it's been unfairly caricatured, they're not the victims.
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It's not our space, and if we step into it, we'll be killed, ridiculed or caricatured at the earliest opportunity.
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It's the symbol of the idea that blackness is something that can be applied, caricatured, laughed at, and then dismissed.
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And by abandoning the pretense of objectivity, Law & Order tells the least caricatured story about the Menendez murders so far.
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Britain has far too many second-rate, sloppy, oafish managers of the sort caricatured by Ricky Gervais in "The Office".
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He caricatured everyone from Donald Trump to Leo Tolstoy, depicting them with a potent mix of both humor and honesty.
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The city he turned over to Bill de Blasio in 22013 was increasingly caricatured as a playground for the rich.
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He feels a duty to speak for a heritage that is often caricatured in sentimental terms and treated as bygone.
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As femme gay men, gender-nonconforming people, and trans folks, we too deserve better than to be caricatured by Hollywood.
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This kind of storytelling necessarily involves an ambivalent look backward; fantasy is caricatured as nostalgic and reactionary for a reason.
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" He caricatured subjects with rapier cuts: Nixon "looks like he's got lip cramps and a Charley horse in the cheek.
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The two freshmen are a favorite target of conservatives, who have caricatured them as the true leaders of their party.
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And she is being caricatured, once more, as a calculating and inauthentic career politician: Lady Macbeth, now in her own play.
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It's a fun-house mirror, one that reflects our moment bigger, caricatured and distorted, but that somehow feels true to life.
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While some of Trump's advisers believe that Sanders would be an easily caricatured foil, others believe that he could be trouble.
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In fact, Chinese retailers incorporate Trump's "look" or name into their products frequently, including caricatured figurines, skincare items, condoms, and more.
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With unconvincing, caricatured performances from all the main characters bar Ms May, even as a full-length feature "Crisis" would lack substance.
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She's fought off attacks from conservative commentators, who caricatured her as "shrill" for speaking out forcefully about abortion access and sexual harassment.
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We've become a chameleon-country: after Dubai, it's not hard to imagine similarly caricatured immigration centers popping up all over the world.
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Actor Alec Baldwin, who has caricatured Trump on the comedy series since last year, is scheduled for an appearance during Saturday's episode.
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It's hard to bring a largely caricatured role to life in a dynamic way, and he's done it wonderfully every single time.
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The cackling witches, sneering dwarves, imperious queens and booming giants of folklore are already caricatured enough; vocal embellishments only flatten them further.
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McGovern, famously caricatured as the candidate of "acid, amnesty, and abortion," made social liberalism one of the pillars of the Democratic Party.
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Worse still, we were going to get the same caricatured TV version of "the African relative"so common in today's pop culture.
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The Americans argue that treating chicken with chlorine or other chemicals is safe, and has been caricatured in Britain for political purposes.
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Are Democrats hurting themselves by preserving a roster of congressional leaders that's so veteran, so old, so familiar, so caricatured in cases?
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And instead of dealing with the easily caricatured Ninth Circuit, he'd be dealing with some of the most conservative judges in America.
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A doctor she described as Indian played a central role, and she proceeded to tell the joke using a caricatured Indian accent.
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This new song is both a rejection and embrace of the narrative that caricatured her as a manipulator passing for a naïf.
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The figure I see in my head, caricatured from the inside out, trying to connect but only reflecting and being reflected. Foiling.
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He could cut wasteful care — and should — but Republicans caricatured the Obama administration's attempts as "death panels" without offering their own steps.
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The pastel and metallic acorns, caricatured flowers, and giant pills littering the floor sit perfectly between childhood innocence and dystopian psychopharmacological hallucination.
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He was caricatured by Punch and leading Victorian grandees as a "Hebrew juggler" (Thomas Carlyle) with "the enterprise of a mountebank" (Anthony Trollope).
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Meanwhile, Norwood was caricatured in political circles as a closeted Republican, a racist being used as a tool of the black political elite.
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Ted Kennedy has often been caricatured as a boorish drunk, but Clarke gives him an emotional depth that Kennedy's detractors too often discount.
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Clinton, on the other hand, is the one being caricatured as Mr. Romney was: as corrupt and bought by special interest and corporations.
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That system is represented and caricatured here in the form of a saccharine, double-talking case manager (Nancy Giles) at Colossal Care Insurance.
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Had the artist formerly known as Posh Spice, routinely caricatured by British tabloids as a humorless mannequin, just made a self-aware joke?
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The intensifying chatter about Sanders as an easily caricatured radical spooked some of them, giving them extra incentive to cluster around an alternative.
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Instead, the demographic is shunned and caricatured in marketing images, perpetuating unrealistic stereotypes and contributing to age discrimination, according to a new report.
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Oprah is an obvious exception to this rule, and Iyanla Vanzant's antics on Iyanla: Fix My Life are over the top and sometimes caricatured.
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Media reports say that in the 1960s, the Shah of Iran used the clause against the Koelner Stadt Anzeiger newspaper over a caricatured montage.
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The best case for Mr. Trump is that white Northerners reluctantly backed Mr. Obama because Mr. Romney was successfully caricatured as a rapacious plutocrat.
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On magazine covers and in newspaper pages, Mr. Grossman chronicled and caricatured a half-century's worth of politicians, pop-culture figures and social issues.
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It is not so much a history painting as a hodgepodge of caricatured open mouths, torn bodies, panicky faces, and bared teeth and claws.
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Although she was at times called a "rising star," she was caricatured as a clawing Tracy Flick, ambitious but unwilling to pay her dues.
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Touchy about being caricatured as a flighty tycoon, Mr. Bloomberg bristled at any implication that he was flirting with a run for the attention.
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John F. Kennedy, during the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962, openly sought advice from the caricatured Strangelovian (but actually authentic hero) General Curtis LeMay.
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The Federalist Society, whose leader is on leave as he advises President Trump on judicial selections, is being caricatured as a shadowy right-wing cabal.
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It's the caricatured opposite of her own reaction to the violent abuse she has experienced so far: to retreat into childhood, hide and stay safe.
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"Giving among the biggest donors worldwide may fall as their charitable efforts are increasingly caricatured as self-protective ruses," Buchanan warned in the Financial Times.
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While other candidates have been lampooned for robotic redundancies or caricatured as cut-and-paste campaigners, Mr. Sanders has made oratorical consistency his calling card.
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But more importantly, the Espenshade analysis paints a picture of an alternate reality in which we went down a caricatured version of the other path.
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" Other protests this year have focused on the fact that Asian people and cultures are often caricatured, trivialized or infused with a "white savior trope.
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To them, the anti-GMO movement has spread a lot of baseless information about genetic engineering and has caricatured onto Monsanto as the face of evil.
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You start with the belief that the successful person deserves their success, and then use their caricatured attributes to reverse-engineer an explanation for that success.
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He also displayed images of blackness stereotyped and caricatured in less rarefied and more contemporary objects he found in Venice, such as candle holders and cookies.
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Several Bollywood films have featured gay characters, but with a few exceptions, their portrayal has largely been caricatured and coloured by slapstick humour and shock value.
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The female politicians we are used to have no experience in political controversy, she is absent from leadership and she is caricatured as warm and "motherly".
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The key, in other words, was to make her life stories accessible through caricatured figures, while unequivocally presenting the realities of racial inequalities and societal anxieties.
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It was Bill Clinton's effort to humanize his wife, who's been caricatured by Republicans and other critics as a cold, calculating and corrupt creature of Washington.
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Not the furthest right person on that side, not the most easily caricatured—I imagined someone who could easily get a guest spot on Fox News.
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Our mountains are old and beautiful, and they carry a long tradition of economic exploitation, with its people caricatured in popular culture as hillbillies and rednecks.
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In stores and advertisements, "Ollie" is caricatured as Sherlock Holmes looking through a microscope for deals, or as an Army general in a helmet and fatigues.
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We're locked in a cave of media misrepresentations and we take our caricatured pictures of the world to be an accurate reflection of what's actually happening.
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He was in a nice blue sweater and dress pants, both impressively non-wrinkled considering his widely caricatured persona and his recent life on the road.
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Many of the local Democrats I interviewed over recent weeks worried, in retrospect, that they had screwed up: Teachout was inevitably caricatured as an elite interloper.
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In a clip promoting his upcoming appearance at Houston's Day for Night festival in December, James recently caricatured the United States presidential election with an absurdist video.
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VICE: What were the challenges of taking on a role as legendary as Lizzie Borden—someone whose image has been caricatured and sensationalized for over a century?
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If Hemingway is Prague absinthe drinkers' Shangri-La, Absintherie is at least its Epcot Center—home to a comprehensive, if perhaps caricatured, cross-section of absinthe culture.
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Amos 'n' Andy and Happy Hooligan [popular minstrelsies of black and Irish Americans, respectively] became anachronistic because the communities they caricatured acculturated and found their political voice.
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Similarly, Chick holds a caricatured view of nonwhite people that often leads him to code stereotyped views into translations and adaptations such as the "black tract" series.
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Penguen, the Turkish satirical magazine, got in on the fun by decorating its cover with a menagerie of different zoo animals, each one sporting Mr Erdogan's caricatured visage.
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Margaret Cavendish, often caricatured as Mad Madge, wrote poetry that celebrated the wonders of astronomy and protested against the cruelty done to animals in the name of science.
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Each story has the feeling of a yarn that was based in some reality but has grown and shifted and become more acutely caricatured as people retold it.
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It is an odd bit of biography for Mrs Warren, who is now running for president as a Democrat, and is routinely caricatured as the anti-capitalist Antichrist.
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An Asian Proud Boy played the character of the murdered Japanese socialist leader Inejiro Asanuma, and "translated" for McInnes in caricatured Japanese (and at one point mock Chinese).
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Pougetoux—who was even caricatured for a new issue of satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo—has become the latest subject of France's ongoing and intensifying battle over national identity.
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"Marc's focus on creating specific, caricatured, real characters and situations is something that completely lit me up as a kid, and continues to inspire today," Docter told me.
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The fewer people you encounter of the opposite political persuasion, the more they become an unfathomable other, easily caricatured and impossible to find even occasional common ground with.
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Too often, we're caricatured as a bicoastal cultural elite that is condescending at best and contemptuous at worst to the values that Americans hold in their daily lives.
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She has become known as a precise and compassionate observer of the British upper middle class, a segment of society that is often either caricatured or glamorized onscreen.
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In unusually strong language, European Parliament President Martin Schulz said it was "not acceptable that the president of another country demanded Germany limits democratic rights because he felt caricatured".
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The characters and performers are all black, but the story, which might strike different observers as charmingly folkloric or offensively caricatured, was written by Lynn Root, who was white.
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Through this caricatured version of her "real" self, Williams made the mistake of assuming that she was ever in the good graces of Black men in the first place.
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It's almost ironic that Oracular Spectacular was released in such close proximity to the iPhone, because its success came in part from embodying a caricatured sense of the future.
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Obama's evolution from reluctant campaign spouse in the 2008 cycle, one whom Republicans and some Democrats repeatedly caricatured as divisive, into the most popular figure in the Democratic Party.
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While Bloomberg may be caricatured for trying to ban giant sodas and impose a "nanny state" in New York, the public health initiatives he undertook generally made a difference.
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Islamophobia, largely on account of it being so closely tied and tethered to Trump, is caricatured as exclusively a form of hate that comes from people on the right.
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Cherry-picking a variety of caricatured clichés based on extant social and political failures in post-revolution Iran is exploitative and straight up meaningless to the narrative of this movie.
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"Opponents are caricatured as Quillette-reading inhabitants of the 'intellectual dark web' who want everyone to toughen up already" without a thought for the experiences of those coping with trauma.
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"The media has caricatured Ted as this one-dimensional, hard-core guy," Mr. Panton, 44, said with some irritation in an interview during his business trip to Washington last fall.
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Clinton's silent majority is at times caricatured by her critics on the left as complacent, but a better characterization of the predominant view would be that Clinton voters feel precarious.
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Mr. Najib was called the "Man of Steal" by Zulkiflee Anwar Ulhaque, one of Malaysia's top cartoonists, who caricatured Ms. Rosmah with a giant diamond ring on her plump finger.
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"Sometimes it gets caricatured that students are consumers who just want to see themselves reflected in the curriculum, and I suppose those critiques have a certain validity," she told me.
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Labour was absolutely devastated in its traditional working class constituencies (the UK equivalent to congressional districts), with the Conservatives — long caricatured as the parties of the rich — making historic inroads.
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And unlike members of Congress, they haven't cast hundreds or thousands of roll call votes that can be caricatured to make them sound like an extremist or a flip-flopper.
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In Breakfast at Tiffany's, Mr. Yunioshi (portrayed by Mickey Rooney) was accused of yellowface for wearing makeup and a prosthetic mouthpiece to look like a caricatured version of a Japanese person.
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As brothers told me when I asked them if they felt that the media caricatured them with unfair stereotypes, they said yes, but in some cases, the stereotypes are also true.
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Gerhard's extraordinarily detailed environments make for a fascinating contrast with Sim's more caricatured way of drawing people, a visual extension of the way the comic grounds fantastical material with serious emotion.
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The scandal is similar to cases in the United States of politicians or other public figures donning blackface, a practice that dates back to 19th century minstrel shows that caricatured slaves.
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All photos by Gabriela Campos For decades Native Americans have been wholly misrepresented in the world of comic books, stripped down to a series of caricatured, homogenized tropes of the American Indian.
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At the same time, local newspapers are dying out and political discourse is becoming increasingly nationalized, which means most issues are abstract and dominated by tribal allegiance and caricatured right-left narratives.
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In the 1970s and '80s a number of third-world nationalists were caricatured by the West as Communists, despite the fact that they were focused on fighting for independence, not Soviet Communism.
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"The Tom and Jerry episodes included in this collection comes to us from a time when racial and ethnic differences were caricatured in the name of entertainment," Goldberg says in the introduction.
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This is endemic among liberals of the Clinton 1990s vintage, the insistence that their caricatured ideal of the working class cannot stomach the sort of change the left wing of the party prefers.
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The cover of the New York Post showed a caricatured Jeff Bezos, bags of money in hand, soaring over the city in a helicopter, a reference to a helipad clause in the deal.
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Yet the tenor of that debate is so crude and caricatured that I feel justified in drawing on my experience as a foster dad of two young male refugees to add some nuance.
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She's trod willingly into a few of those potholes and can turn defensive when her credentials are challenged -- understandably so, in many cases, after having spent years being caricatured as the American Trotsky.
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Bannon's caricatured framing of the election — as one pitting hooded Antifa members and Dems screaming about impeachment and burning MAGA hats, against the hero Donald Trump — will almost certainly appeal to Donald Trump.
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His caricatured women are merely a symptom of this lack of curiosity: It shows up again in Roth's religious characters, his Israeli characters, his non-Jewish characters, his anyone-who-isn't-him characters.
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A Brandeis theater student, Andrew Child, who led the campaign against the play, told The Boston Globe that the portrayal of its black characters was "ridiculous and vicious," and that they are caricatured.
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Gillibrand has been in politics for more than a decade, and her identity is more often caricatured (she's Hillary Jr., she's Tracy Flick, she's the woman who brought down Al Franken) than captured.
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Governments everywhere find it hard to liberalise their approach to drugs, and not just because of the UN convention: any politician who advocates more liberal drugs laws risks being caricatured as favouring drug-taking.
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When it isn't being caricatured in shows largely produced by and for non-autistic people, like The Good Doctor and The Big Bang Theory, autism is often characterized as a horrible way to live.
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In some ways, Matti's gently caricatured Finnish environment is the antithesis of China's acquisitive, in-your-face public life — and that may explain why "Finnish Nightmares" has touched a nerve among some Chinese readers.
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" He continued: "And it is a message, that unless you kowtow to an old order you will be lynched, destroyed, caricatured by a committee of the U.S. Senate rather than hung from a tree.
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He grotesquely caricatured the criminality of undocumented immigrants, rewrote the history of his assaults on Americans' health care and drastically inflated the number of jobs expected to be created by the new trade bill.
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But the gambling lobby derailed the most recent such attempt, in 2012, when it caricatured a proposal to oblige gamblers to set limits on their losses as requiring Australians to obtain a "licence to punt".
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They get into a discussion about the way virtually all hard-body movies, ranging from Delta Force to Mark Wahlberg's Lone Survivor, turn nonwhite characters (whether Vietnamese or Iraqi) into caricatured bad guys and villains.
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The most soulful supporting player is the most physically caricatured: Eugene (Ian Colletti), the sheriff's son, who survived a suicide attempt that left him with a sphincter-shaped face (and a coarse nickname to match).
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Under Mr. Speciale's direction, some of the performances are keen and nuanced, like those of Mr. Mackenzie and Déa Julien as a student-affairs coordinator; others are more caricatured, like Jack Fellows's excitable frat boy.
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But it's a sign of the show's generosity of spirit (or tendency toward sentimentality, if you want to put a different spin on it) that the largely clueless or defensive white characters aren't simply caricatured.
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Rarely folksy as mayor, he was prone to tin-eared flourishes, caricatured in the news media for spending weekends in Bermuda or urging snowed-in residents to take in a Broadway show during a blizzard.
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LONDON — The mural emblazoned on a wall in east London has long been painted over, but the image remains jarring: a group of caricatured, stereotypically Jewish bankers playing Monopoly on the backs of the poor.
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Ogata has had a long career as a character actor on the stage and screen, and in Silence he portrays a character who could have been a caricatured villain with warmth, complexity, and even humor.
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The former governor is wrongly caricatured as politically timid and ill-suited for a protracted primary battle and had privately expressed confidence about his ability to beat Trump and ascend to the presidency, two sources said.
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The Florida senator caricatured Mr. Trump as a dunce on policy who repeats five canned lines over and over, and said that Mr. Trump would have amounted to little without inheriting a fortune from his father.
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The term "marijuana" came into use as anti-cannabis factions sought to associate the substance with Mexicans, who by the early 1920s were caricatured as using marijuana to gain superhuman strength to commit acts of violence.
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As white performers blackened their faces with burnt cork, re-presented the black body in caricatured, silly, ersatz, inferior, horrible, and damnable ways, they were able to mark black bodies publicly as appallingly stupid and subhuman.
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"Independent Lens" examines the link between "The Birth of a Nation" (1915) — D. W. Griffith's controversial epic, which caricatured African-Americans and depicted the Ku Klux Klan as heroic — and negative racial stereotypes in Hollywood today.
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For too long the U.S. has been guided by a near mythological understanding of the Middle East, where evil is caricatured by Iran and "terrorists," while its own actions remain defined by morality and just action.
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And that comes at a time when transgender visibility also seems more important than ever, to give voice and power to a community that is still demonized, misunderstood, and caricatured in the media almost every day.
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Do you think there's a danger in comically representing these kinds of communities—that they could be caricatured into a sort of unreality that allows us to laugh at them while also letting them off the hook?
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Trump's basic bet is that be can couch an entreaty to minorities in terms that reflect his supporters' caricatured views of those same minorities, allowing him to skim some minority support without breaking faith with his base.
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It's unclear what story Peter Berg really wants to tell It's still undeniably engaging, but between the caricatured leads and the shaky-cam action, it starts to become unclear what story Deepwater Horizon really wants to tell.
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Social media, especially the Twitterati and the fashion industry watchdog Diet Prada — soon to be furious over a Gucci blackface sweater and already outraged over a Dolce & Gabbana video that caricatured Chinese culture — took up the cause.
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Although U.S.C. has often been caricatured as a rich kids' playground — its nickname in some quarters is the University of Spoiled Children — it outpaces most of its peers in trying to lift disadvantaged kids to better lives.
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Lots and lots of people think we have her ranked too high for, among other reasons, the fact that her conservative record as a House member suggests her liberal turn is easily caricatured as entirely political. Maybe!
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And Riccardo Tisci patterned his final Givenchy men's wear collection in January with totem-pole graphics that bear uncanny similarities to Kansai's gurning faces, with tongues protruding, inspired by the caricatured yakko (soldier) masks of Japanese theatre.
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Her crazily caricatured "Tracey" (21915), all legs and breasts, planted in a rolling office chair and wearing only black stockings and red shoes, possesses every bit of the frankness, cheek, and congenital insolence of Schiele's revolutionary nudes.
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In my Nixon biography, and in what follows, I've tried to portray this oft-caricatured scoundrel, in all his glories, for Gen X-ers and millennials who may know him only as the disembodied head on Futurama.
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With Justice Kennedy's retirement, the time is ripe to compare Anthony Kennedy's America, in which we live, with Robert Bork's America, to the extent it can be justly imagined (not as it was slanderously caricatured by Sen. Kennedy).
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The debate is even more grating for blacks and their allies when the people delivering this deflection are not simply the caricatured rednecks of the liberal imagination, but commentators who can dress their arguments up in polite language.
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The debate reinforced the difficulty of sticking labels on someone who wears them all conspicuously anyway: Caricatured as an incorrigible lefty, Mr. Sanders treats "democratic socialist" not as an attack but as an accurate description of his vision.
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Well, it appears from a close examination of the polling that more pragmatic voters with an eye on nominating someone who can avoid being caricatured as a socialist or a wild-eyed liberal are beginning to assert themselves.
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"I think especially in this case where he is both well-known and also been caricatured as a villain in some accounts, it helps to kind of soften the image when you meet someone in person," Grossmann said.
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And even among the detainees still at Guantanamo more than a decade after their capture -- the worst of the worst, as they were often caricatured -- the review boards have ruled for more detainees than they have ruled against.
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Wearing glasses with caricatured Asian eyes drawn on the front, McInnes played Otoya Yamaguchi, a young far-right extremist who assassinated the leader of the Japanese Socialist Party on live television exactly 58 years ago on October 12, 1960.
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What it should confirm for us once and for all is that the caricatured narrative of Tillerson being a stooge for Russia and an opponent of any form of sanctions being imposed thereon, under any circumstance, is pure invention.
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Tucked away in the basement of the university's FLITE Library, the museum contains $1.3 million worth of segregation signs, minstrel show programs, photos of lynchings, and postcards portraying black people as animals, or caricatured beyond recognition as human beings.
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"Canal+ apologizes to our Italian friends following the broadcast of a short sequence in very bad taste, especially in the current context, by making a caricatured reference to Italy in a satirical program," a Canal+ spokesperson told Oest-France.
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The film, which the first original feature doc to premiere on Shudder, will "[take a] critical look at a century of genre films that by turns utilized, caricatured, exploited, sidelined, and embraced both Black filmmakers and Black audiences," per Entertainment Weekly.
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And indeed, his film completely ignored the kinds of post–Gulf War changes in geopolitics that might affect its narratives, as the story once again placed their characters in throwback '80s settings, representing racially caricatured South American countries and dictators.
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Eventually, David's mother dumps him in the woods and he ends up captured and taken to a Mecha demolition derby of sorts where he meets Jude Law's character, a flamboyant and somewhat homophobically caricatured Mecha sex worker named Gigolo Joe.
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Edward F. Cox, Nixon's son-in-law and the chairman of New York's Republican Party, said the Nixon-Agnew campaign of 1968 had been caricatured as an angry and divisive affair, with the gentler notes of the acceptance speech largely forgotten.
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Marie Hyld: I came to the conclusion that in order to get my message across, I needed to create a sort of caricatured world where I used the same stereotypes about masculinity and femininity that I want to break with.
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Because he's just 30, had a paltry record to invoke and seemed to be getting ahead of himself by running in a district in which he wasn't even residing, he was ripe to be defined — and caricatured — by the other side.
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"Before she was well known on the national and international stage, she was caricatured by a few, and that was quite hurtful to her," said Valerie Jarrett, a longtime confidant of the Obamas who serves as the president's senior adviser.
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Last year Ms. Berger protested when it emerged that, in 2012, Mr. Corbyn had endorsed a mural on a wall in east London that appeared to depict a group of caricatured Jewish bankers playing Monopoly on the backs of the poor.
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Mickey Rooney probably wasn't concerned about whether his "Chinese" accent in Breakfast at Tiffany's had northern or southern roots, but Yoon explained that today precision and authenticity must be emphasized so that the accent is not caricatured like Rooney's was.
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IG CONFIRMS HE IS REVIEWING WHETHER STRZOK'S ANTI-TRUMP BIAS IMPACTED LAUNCH OF RUSSIA PROBE "[Strzok] thinks that his position, character and actions have all been misrepresented and caricatured and he wants an opportunity to remedy that," said Strzok attorney Aitan Goelman.
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But there was a time when the first lady wasn't so beloved — when her patriotism was challenged, along with her husband's national identity, when she was caricatured by her husband's opponents as an angry, militant figure unsuited to the role of first lady.
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The film of the first book, which came out last year, is an even more caricatured depiction of social advancement, full of jealous spouses, mean girls, manipulative mothers-in-law, cigar-chomping tycoons, Chuppies (Chinese yuppies) and Henwees (high-net-worth individuals).
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In the film, Kondabolu explored the history of the once-popular Kwik-E-Mart proprietor voiced by Hank Azaria, and the lingering impact his heavily caricatured Indian stereotype had on Indian-Americans who grew in the midst of the show's cultural dominance.
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And while tendencies like Build, the caucus that is not a caucus, may be caricatured by Bread and Roses types as tainted by the horizontalism bias, in fact members are not opposed to electoral work, even if it isn't their major passion.
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People on both sides were eager to get intelligent arguments reinforcing their views, and somewhat interested in arguments for the other side that were so silly they could be mocked and caricatured (it's very satisfying to dismiss rivals as libtards or bigots).
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Smuts and Botha were unable to persuade the Peace Conference to allow Germany's former colonies in the Pacific and Africa — which Smuts caricatured as "inhabited by barbarians, who not only cannot possibly govern themselves" — to pass directly to New Zealand and South Africa.
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"The idea of plopping Silicon Valley everywhere, which is kind of I think how it gets caricatured that everyone should be a coder, is not is not the vision of how do we prepare America for a 21st century economy," he said.
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Friends say President Donald Trump has grown frustrated that his greatness is not widely understood, that his critics are fierce and on TV every morning, that his poll numbers are both low and "fake," and that his White House is caricatured as adrift.
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One pleasure of the Lego movies is how they personalize generic plastic bricks, creating a sense of life by combining scratches and other signs of the human hand — as if a child had used and reused these toys — with distinct, caricatured voices.
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The stream of water assaulting the African Americans bursts mysteriously from the vest of a white slaveowner, who wears the fire hose over his shoulders like a boa as he plunges its nozzle into the mouth of a grotesquely caricatured black man.
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And while that narrative may have been pivotal to the understanding of his rise, since then his image — through multiple bankruptcies, through his exploitation of the tabloids, through Trump Steaks and his embrace of a caricatured version of himself on The Apprentice — has shifted.
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"I don't think this film is going to unsettle anybody's [positions], in part because the positions that it paints are so caricatured and hyperbolic," Elisabeth Anker, an associate professor of American Studies and Political Science at Columbian College of Arts and Sciences, told The Hill.
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He has become a rare thing in Europe — not only a Socialist head of government, but one who has overseen a solid economy, helped by tourism and foreign investors, and proved wrong the critics who had long caricatured the left as incapable of fiscal discipline.
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That African-American culture, while appreciated, was also caricatured, is evident in the dancing figures on glass vases by the Italian designer Guido Maria Balsamo Stella and a Paul Colin drawing of a sprightly couple in which the male partner might be in blackface.
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In Guston's spindly line drawings, we see Nixon, portrayed with a phallic nose and testicular cheeks, swimming on Key Biscayne and drafting foreign policy in China with caricatured politicians, including Henry Kissinger as a pair of glasses; the president's pet dog, Checkers, also makes cameos.
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In Guston's spindly line drawings, we see Nixon, portrayed with a phallic nose and testicular cheeks, swimming on Key Biscayne and drafting foreign policy in China with caricatured politicians, including Henry Kissinger as a pair of glasses; the president's pet dog, Checkers, also makes cameos.
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General McChrystal's approach to counter-insurgency (COIN in military jargon), known by the catchphrase "shape, clear, hold and build" is caricatured in the film as being deluded from start because rural Afghans saw foreign soldiers claiming to protect them as a greater threat than the Taliban.
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It is a highly controversial issue that typically divides into two superficial camps, caricatured as portly capitalists who claim expansive rights to pickpocket consumers and other businesses on one side, and hippie software-developers and snowflakes on the other side, who want to open-source everything.
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Facing Mitt Romney, who was easily caricatured as a country club Republican, Mr. Obama battered him as a handmaiden for the wealthy and criticized his opposition to the auto bailout, which lifted Mr. Obama with white union Democrats in car-making communities around Youngstown and Toledo.
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That storyline, like so many others in the film, is rendered with a heavy hand, lingering on Lester's rose-petal-filled reveries over Angela, and chased with genuine sexism in the way that Lester receives depth and shading not afforded to his even more caricatured wife, Carolyn.
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Representations of Jews and Muslims, whom Christians believed sinful for denying Christ, were made monstrous with exaggerated or animalistic features and graceless bodies, such as the caricatured representations of Jews — identifiable by their pointed hats — who torture Christ in a thirteenth-century German Book of Hours.
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"Climate policy in Australia is deeply divided along left-right political lines and caricatured as a battle between the environment and the economy," Rebecca Colvin, a scientist at the Australian National University, who researches the link between human psychology and environmental practices, told me by email.
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As part of a traveling solo act, Rice wore a burnt-cork blackface mask and raggedy clothing, spoke in stereotypical black vernacular and performed a caricatured song and dance routine that he said he learned from a slave, according to the University of South Florida Library.
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"Downhill" is, at heart, a story about two wildly different interpretations of the same event: one from the stereotypically female perspective of a nurturing mama bear; and the other from the somewhat more caricatured point of view of the fragile, egotistic male — nicely embodied by the fleshy, feckless Ferrell.
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After the two fell out, Kirby, his former chief collaborator and one of the great comics artists, viciously caricatured Mr Lee as Funky Flashman, a slick, mercenary charlatan whose sycophantic sidekick, Houseroy, was seemingly based on Roy Thomas, Mr Lee's protégé and successor as Marvel editor-in-chief.
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Mr. Obama has made clear that he will not apologize for the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, but with no election left for himself he cares far less that any remorse he expresses might be included in what opponents have caricatured as an "apology tour" of foreign cities.
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Often caricatured as kumbaya hippies, Sufis seek divine love and connection, but their practices encompass strict worldly rules and commitments: long services, dawn and night prayers, rigorous meditation and frequent fasting — in addition to the common Islamic practices of five daily prayers, the hajj pilgrimage and abstention from alcohol.
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She played herself as a talking head in Woody Allen's 1983 movie Zelig, was caricatured on Saturday Night Live, and was even name-dropped in Gremlins 903 (1990) by one of the creepy creatures as a marker of civilization, on par with the Geneva Convention and chamber music.
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Biden has spent most of his five decades in politics believing that the key for a successful progressive politician is to play defense — to avoid being caricatured as too liberal, to provide reassurance to voters concerned the party has drifted ideologically and culturally away from its working-class roots.
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But while Van Johnson does try to engage in "woke" parody, it misses an opportunity to grapple with the dated tropes — like white Western heroism at the expense of othering other nations and races, and caricatured depictions of women characters — that rendered '80s and '90s action films culturally problematic and passé.
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The middle, almost abstract portion is taken up by the crane, while in the left-hand section, a large black man, who is just as caricatured as the one on the right, hangs upside-down from the crane as four small, dark-skinned, bare-chested, gremlin-like figures scurry around him.
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Under Mr. Modi, India's navy has embarked on the creation of a web of bilateral and trilateral agreements, which serve the same purpose but are less likely to be "caricatured" by China as a containment strategy, said Rory Medcalf, the head of the National Security College at the Australian National University.
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Titled Good and Mad: The Revolutionary Power of Women's Anger, Traister details the long history of female rage in this country, showing how it's often mocked or caricatured but also how it has ignited many movements for social progress, including the early suffragist struggle and the more recent #MeToo movement.
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A significant portion consists of drawings of people and landmarks he saw during his 1956 trip to Russia on assignment for The New Yorker, and there are selections from his mural The Americans from the American Pavilion at the 1958 World's Fair in Brussels, depicting caricatured panoramas of American culture.
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His almost caricatured dislike of Poles—the ones he liked ended up in the Warsaw Ghetto, he says—hint at the themes of Pawel Pawlikowski's Oscar-winning "Ida" (2013), which touches on a Polish Catholic family's involvement in the murder of Jews during the war, and which also opens at a convent.
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In the 1970s, the record albums released by the National Lampoon were more than just helpful surfaces on which you could separate the stems and seeds from your pot; they were crucial comedy documents that caricatured the politics and popular culture of the Watergate era and provided an important steppingstone for influential satirists.
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Other accomplished British and Australian actors (the series was produced for the Sky network) do perfectly competent work as bewigged and slightly caricatured Russians, including Clarke as the petulant Potemkin, Rory Kinnear as the scheming foreign minister Nikita Panin, and Richard Roxburgh as the hotheaded Grigory Orlov, Catherine's principal lover before Potemkin.
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The energy swirling through the restaurant stood in stark contrast to its location: a forlorn block on the eastern edge of Sodermalm, an island that has been caricatured as alternately sinister (in best-selling Swedish crime novels) or trendsetting (see its No. 3 spot on Vogue's "15 Coolest Neighborhoods in the World" list).
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Because donors aren't required to disclose any giving, they have become caricatured as part of an easy tax dodge, a way for donors to earn some positive press, achieve an immediate tax write-off, and, at the end of the day, actually have to part with very little of their personal net worth.
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"The Nutcracker" is not the only ballet that is ripe for revision, though others may be more challenging to address with only nips and tucks, like "Le Corsaire," which features caricatured depictions of people from the Middle East, and "La Bayadère," which suggests that Indian dancing girls become white ballerinas when they go to heaven.
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In 1988, George Bush's campaign aired its infamous "Willie Horton" ad, blaming his Democratic rival, the Massachusetts governor Michael Dukakis, for a deadly weekend crime spree by a black convicted murderer out on furlough in Dukakis's state; Dukakis, seeking to avoid being caricatured as a soft-on-crime liberal, embraced a hawkish law-enforcement platform on the campaign trail.
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Since the start of Mr. Sanders's first presidential campaign in 2016, his colossal online support base has been by turns a source of peerless strength and perpetual aggravation — envied and caricatured by rivals who covet such loyalty, feared by Democrats who have faced harassment from his followers, and alternately cherished and gently scolded by the candidate himself.
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In a much better place now, national Democrats roundly laud Gillum's effort in his race, saying that talent-wise, senior strategists like his smoothness: It's rare for a politician to come off as clearly smart without opening themselves up to be caricatured as a know-it-all, and as telegenic but with an ability to present as an average person.
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Because here is the caricatured target of Ellis's new book: a millennial who borrows many of his cultural opinions from woke Twitter; who experienced something close to shell shock when Robert Mueller's report was finally completed and impeachment proceedings did not immediately commence; and who — sin of sins, as far as the author is concerned — confuses aesthetic differences with moral failing.
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It's getting harder and harder to talk about anything controversial online without every single utterance of an opinion immediately being caricatured by opportunistic outrage-mongers, at which point everyone, afraid to be caught exposed in the skirmish that's about to break out, rushes for the safety of their ideological battlements, where they can safely scream out their righteousness in unison.
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Crenshaw is still writing and speaking — here's an August interview with her on the current political controversy surrounding "intersectionality" — but it's worth going back to her original work to understand not only the nature of oppression, on which Crenshaw is still insightful, but the actual arguments of the so-called "identity politics" left as opposed to the caricatured version presented by the newly popular Intellectual Dark Web.
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He lives in a town where the behavior of vultures makes front page news and steeples pierce the horizon; it's easy to forget that he is the plaintiff in a landmark civil rights case that could dramatically impact the lives of trans people across the US. In Delaware, North Carolina, and Virginia, I met three teens who are cruelly caricatured in anti-transgender legislation.
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Trumpism is not Stalinism, but the relevance of Milosz's insights — that intellectuals yearn to 'belong to the masses'; that there is never a shortage of ways to justify cruelty in the name of the presumptively higher truth; that those who refuse to conform are caricatured as self-righteous purists — continues to haunt me as I watch so many I used to admire offer ever-more contorted defenses of Trumpism.
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The 66.4 percent "yes" vote was higher than the most recent polls, higher than the estimates of the organizers I interviewed on the ground, and it came in the face of an extremely well-funded campaign (with lots of American right-wing dollars, as The New Republic's Sarah Jones detailed) that relied on the Catholic Church's deep roots in Ireland, on anti-abortion posters with both photorealistic and impossibly caricatured fetuses, on veiled threats and fearmongering about a spiking abortion rate.
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And when it is caricatured, when it is degraded, when its people are told by one of the two people who might sit in the White House for the next four years that they live in a barbaric and hopeless dystopia from which they need to be saved by a strong hand rather than in a great country where some things have gone off the tracks and need to be placed back on them — the person who does such a thing has indulged himself in a deeply unpatriotic act of rhetorical infamy.
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