satirically

"This was in the context of satirically telling a story."

Smiling satirically, he moved to join them at the fire.

And it's the first time I've written seriously, rather than satirically, about marriage.

Hall appeared several days later to satirically thank the host for his seat in Congress.

But to approach the process satirically is to miss the point of how cultural institutions are established.

And he satirically analyzes the culture that has made this place what it is.

Marcus offered his hand, and Ali took it almost satirically.

Horace smiled satirically, and went to warm himself at the fire.

It satirically makes fun of Croatian and other world politicians.

He was trying to understand this new scene, not satirically, but honestly."

It was later used satirically in a scene depicting the religious aspects of 12-step programs.

"Waste your time on that," she said satirically, "and see how you like it!"

Newspapers referred to it as a "performance", though somewhat satirically.

The episode ends satirically with House fast asleep in his chair.

He stepped back and half bowed, satirically gesturing toward the main room.

He satirically asked if there was a machine that "puts food into the mouth and pushes it down".

Thousands of politically and satirically charged signs dotted the crowd.

He smiled satirically, and went on with his embroidery.

In the show, a Dutch celebrity is satirically critiqued by two teams.

He later defended the article by saying that he had intended it satirically.

Having satirically distanced himself from these absurd people, he cannot easily give much weight to their plight.

Absurdistan - sometimes used to satirically describe a country where everything goes wrong.

Old Fairchild asked him, satirically, if he was trying to convert us to palmistry.

Lady Sutton applauded satirically, but stopped almost at once.

Jonathan Swift also, being satirically referred to in the book, made it the subject of a caricature.