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Перевод: satirically

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Тезаурус:

1. Still, he created two characters in The Lord of the Rings of particular suggestiveness, both of them originally on the right side but seduced or corroded by evil, and so especially likely to have analogues in the real world: these are Denethor and Saruman, each of them seen faintly satirically, almost politically.
2. Voltaire wrote satirically about the British arranging to shoot an admiral to encourage the others, but probably most Englishmen at the time would have taken the idea seriously.
3. This "partial autobiography" bristles satirically.
4. Inside, the ceiling of the Presence Chamber was decorated with the remarkable collection of oak roundels, the "Stirling Heads", depicting members of the court, often satirically, and allegorical figures; only on the other side of Europe, in the Wawel palace at Krakow, is there any parallel.
5. And for some there were conferences and congresses in glamorous places, the glittering prizes satirically displayed in Lodge's Small World .
6. Quilp is satirically quoting a song by Henry Carey (1687-;1743), "Sally in our Alley":
7. Firmly, satirically based in contemporary London, it also has a fractured time-scheme and an indecipherable, detective story plot which recalls Robbe-Grillet and the nouveau roman .
8. Indeed, Gassendi acknowledges that "in this matter it is especially difficult not to write satirically".
9. So I made a joke-offering to God and sang satirically, with all the insincerity I could muster, the song which begins, "This world is not my home.
10. Her friends in Scotland will miss her most at Hogmanay when her feelings of nationhood tended to erupt satirically.
11. It has regarded itself solemnly, satirically, whimsically, respectfully.
12. The process is satirically described by Nashe in the Anatomie of Martin Marprelate: "Having bestowed his bowels in a ditch and filled his hungry belly with coal dust, for spice they could not bestow (his carrion being not worth it) and sawdust they could have none; they wrapped him in a blanket for that all others are lapped in sheets."
13. This curious mingling of piety, enthusiasm and sadistic cruelty is recorded time and again in the vernacular literature of the age - sometimes naively, sometimes satirically, for there were evidently plenty of reflective men who saw the paradox, and pondered on it.