Значения термина bitter satire на английском

The picture, as it now exists, is a bitter satire on our love.

In the bitter satire of Juvenal, we get an impression most melancholy and loathsome:-

There was a ring of bitter satire in the last.

Wine, joviality, good company, and bitter satire-thesewere the elements of Ben Jonson's happiness.

But what bitter satire, what relentless dissection of diseased subjects!

Under his remorseless logic, bitter satire, and ridicule her young dream was torn to shreds.

Did he know the bitter satire his words conveyed?

He welcomed me with a forgetfulness of my bitter satire and my hostile abstinence that was almost divine.

In 2000 he wrote Bamboozled, a bitter satire about down-and-out African-American actors performing a hit TV show in blackface.

After all, who would have looked for such bitter satire from a creature so young, and so exquisitely beautiful?

When it was over, "If ever I recover," cried Scarron, "I will write a bitter satire against the hiccough."

The rhythm and rhyme alike lend themselves to the uses, now of bitter satire and revilings, now of overpowering hope and exultant joy.

But even while she was speaking-plaintruths which she believed with her whole heart-Christianfelt, in this case, the bitter satire of her words.

A bitter satire is leveled at France, with her religion and her government, under cover of candid praise of English ways and English laws.

In this divinisation of animals lay the greatest contempt for human understanding, and it was a bitter satire on the apotheosis of kings and emperors.

He wrote a bitter satire upon the presiding pedagogue, was brutally punished for this youthful indiscretion, and indignantly removed by his parents from the school.