| # With a caricature of a face, with a caricature of a face | |
| - He's too cheap to pay the caricature artist at the pier $30, so we decided to get one this way. | |
| - It's a caricature. - [ Sighs ] | |
| - Now who wants to get their caricature drawn? - Me! | |
| - Portrait, profile, caricature? | |
| # With a caricature of a face, with a caricature of a face | |
| - He's too cheap to pay the caricature artist at the pier $30, so we decided to get one this way. | |
| - It's a caricature. - [ Sighs ] | |
| - Now who wants to get their caricature drawn? - Me! | |
| - Portrait, profile, caricature? | |
| "The horrible phantastic caricatures of Egon Schiele. | |
| "Unfortunately he uses his talents to create horrible mutilated perverse caricatures." | |
| - ""Pere Duchene"" caricatures too." | |
| All the moral legislations that we possess are caricatures of him. | |
| And once you start to question the traditional images, caricatures of God... people feel you are an agnostic or an atheist... or a subverter of the social order. | |
| "The horrible phantastic caricatures of Egon Schiele. | |
| "Unfortunately he uses his talents to create horrible mutilated perverse caricatures." | |
| - ""Pere Duchene"" caricatures too." | |
| All the moral legislations that we possess are caricatures of him. | |
| And once you start to question the traditional images, caricatures of God... people feel you are an agnostic or an atheist... or a subverter of the social order. | |
| And caricatured and sneered at, | |
| And to make her unsympathetic, you used some of her,... but mostly you caricatured my religious dedication. | |
| And you, Mr. Mcpherson... you caricatured me in this book as a notorious lush. | |
| And, consequently, there emerged this protest movement, if you like,... ..this new music, these new fashions,... ..which were more anti-American... ..and British in a slightly caricatured way. | |
| Before we met, you read a book, and in it, I´m caricatured as a cold person obsessed by her career and turned on by murder. | |
| - Who's caricaturing? | |
| I have never been sympathetic to the caricaturing of the poor and needy. | |
| Winsomely caricaturing debbie boone. | |
| You're in for a cruel caricaturing, Bucky. | |
| And caricatured and sneered at, | |
| And to make her unsympathetic, you used some of her,... but mostly you caricatured my religious dedication. | |
| And you, Mr. Mcpherson... you caricatured me in this book as a notorious lush. | |
| And, consequently, there emerged this protest movement, if you like,... ..this new music, these new fashions,... ..which were more anti-American... ..and British in a slightly caricatured way. | |
| Before we met, you read a book, and in it, I´m caricatured as a cold person obsessed by her career and turned on by murder. | |
| - Who's caricaturing? | |
| I have never been sympathetic to the caricaturing of the poor and needy. | |
| Winsomely caricaturing debbie boone. | |
| You're in for a cruel caricaturing, Bucky. | |
