One explanation for all this brilliant caricaturing of college teachers might be that they really are larger than life, as portrayed.

But he disdained what he portrayed as the caricaturing of his story by journalists.

It was in fact her caricaturing of the Czech Presidency's intentions that motivated me to speak.

The book was credited with allusions to, or the caricaturing of, some prominent members of contemporary Atlanta society.

A. There's been too much of a caricaturing of unilateralism versus multilateralism.

"Bucky, you are in for a cruel caricaturing.

Beyoncé would, perhaps, have sought to avoid the caricaturing of African culture into tribal prints, facepaint and black skin so beloved by the fashion industry.

Even though such caricaturing is not in fashion any more, stereotyping of GSBs still persists, albeit with less intensity.

An Historical Sketch of the Art of Caricaturing, with graphic Illustrations (1813).

The perception that Cārvākas had a rigid stance against the application of inference might have been a result of caricaturing of their arguments by their opponents.

What accompanied all this, the exhibition then shows, is racial caricaturing in popular culture: in P. T. Barnum exhibits, minstrel shows and dance clubs.

He wrote that Lakoff was condescending and deplored Lakoff's "shameless caricaturing of beliefs" and his "faith in the power of euphemism".

Thus, with beer-drinking, pipe-smoking, song-roaring, and infinite caricaturing of woe, the disorderly procession went its way, recruiting at every step, and all the shops shutting up before it.

This piece of acting - the most imaginative on the screen last year - caused a stir, though not the right kind: there was an outcry in the Salvadoran community about racial caricaturing.

Baseball Caps and Dinosaurs That may sound like an extreme point of view - and there has been much relentless caricaturing of the United States in Europe in recent weeks.

Using a computer technique called automated caricaturing, Dr Phil Benson, of St Andrew's University, Scotland, altered photographs of students to enhance their most and least attractive facial features.

The cartoon was kept out of commercial release for years due to its racially offensive caricaturing of the Japanese and to the climactic sequence where the Japanese naval commander commits suicide by drinking gasoline and consuming lit firecrackers.

What we shall see in the next two chapters is that this limitation in the Host's response cannot be seen simply as a caricaturing of the Host as an intellectually limited churl, or as an endorsement of the undoubtedly vital fabliau ethos.

The versions of American 'humour' we are treated to on film and TV are so spirit-crushingly God-awful I don't know whether to scream or feel deep empathy for the caricaturing of American people who are as funny and aware as anyone else.

James Monroe Trotter-a middle class African American who had contempt for their "disgusting caricaturing" but admired their "highly musical culture"-wrote in 1882 that "few... who condemned black minstrels for giving 'aid and comfort to the enemy'" had ever seen them perform.

Most of the critical reaction to the premiere was good, managing four stars in the Evening Standard, Guardian, Independent and Time Out and three in the Times, though the critic from The Times criticised what he saw as the caricaturing of the male characters.

He was active in the early years of the Anti-Defamation League, serving as an executive board member, and used his influence as publisher of the New York Times to convince other newspapers nationwide to cease the unjustified caricaturing and lampooning of Jews in the American press.

The Mexican audience understands and enjoys such caricaturing, characterizations, exaggerations and distortions of the language and ways of speech, since the national audience understands that it is completely intentional and for comical, dramatical, ironical or even satirical purposes and it has become part of the pop culture of the country.

We can do or say just about anything to caricature him."

"You name the big star and Al has caricatured him.

In Washington, some people go straight to caricature, without getting much chance to be interesting or complicated.

It was a face that lent itself easily to caricature.

And then, as the idea came home to him, he resorted to caricature.

For the past few months, Paul had been working on a huge oil painting that, in part, caricatured his father.

Each complains that it has been caricatured by the other.

To be sure, London and all great cities caricature their societies.

The face revealed was the one caricatured on the mask.

One of these is present - the only living thing in the picture that isn't caricatured.

His handsome, even features did not lend themselves well to caricature.

Let us fervently hope that he does not end up caricaturing it.

And now it is his turn to be caricatured.

There was a time when rock journalists were easy to characterize or, at least, to caricature.

All of which is to generalize, if not outright to caricature.

No, characterising something is not the same as caricaturing it.

Cameron is a plastic, smoothed out face - not hard to caricature.

It is often used to caricature the two presidents.

"Nixon was a great monster for good and bad, a delicious person to caricature," he said.

Indeed, the characters were closer to caricature than any had been before in a Disney feature.

As such its history can be caricatured as having had three stages.

However, Catholic leadership in recent years has done much to confirm, even caricature, the stereotypes.

They believe that views like theirs are being silenced and caricatured.

Sketch and caricature artists have set up sidewalk galleries all over the city.

He started making political and public life caricatures after the war.

He has also have done a record of 150 caricatures within 10 hours.

A. They will be people who rarely have caricatures done of them.

So far her caricatures have been well received by their subjects.

Caricatures evolve over time the same way an administration does.

He is probably best known for his caricatures and illustrations.

He often did caricatures of students and teachers for special occasions.

The 100 or so caricatures were hung on the wall behind the bar.

The uncomfortable truth is that both of these caricatures are true.

Great book, funny caricatures, all the better for not being universal.

This is demonstrated by some French caricatures of 1860 and 1861.

In addition to his oil paintings he also showed a few caricatures.

Through his life he created many illustrated books and caricatures.

When he took too long, I slipped notes with caricatures of him under the door.

Obviously I'm playing with caricatures, but that's also the fun.

Only in moving past caricatures are we likely to find the real causes of the crisis.

He published several books with his cartoons and political caricatures.

Working class life has been reduced down to ridiculous caricatures, she says.

His programs now draw recognizable caricatures of the other students, and myself as well.

These are false and unfair caricatures of who I am.

Clearly, he had been more than the popular caricatures of his faults.

But these caricatures do not tell us much about what is going on with real, complex individuals behind the scenes.

They were more erotic caricatures of people than real human beings.

Everyone appeared as grotesque caricatures, even his new young wife.