The film is therefore a parody of a foreign educational movie with a hint of a mock-heroic tone. |
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The unifying theme of most of the top 10 seems to imply that the station's listeners are easily impressed by the mock-heroic. |
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Thus, returning to Through the Looking-Glass, we find the White Knight, a supremely funny, mock-heroic character. |
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The mock-heroic style of the intertitles contrasts well with the banal visuals. |
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With its mock-heroic misadventure, Levi's chronicle has long tempted Italian film directors. |
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Moreover, this pattern of resemblance is rendered still more striking by the prominent appearance of mock-heroic topoi and diction in both poems. |
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The irony is that Boileau's mock-heroic method, as he applied it in his Lutrin of 1674-83, had already been tested in a charade from 1664, the Petite Commande. |
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A brawl ensues, elaborately described in the author's mock-heroic style. |
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The mock-heroic story is full of rhetoric and exempla, and it is regarded as the most typically Chaucerian in tone and content. |
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And a typical day in the night, as it were, becomes a sentimental, mock-heroic epic. |
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A headless figure guards the base, one arm raised in a mock-heroic gesture. |
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As for its mock-heroic exaggerations, well, they're as old as Ireland itself. |
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On the formal level, its massive length and mock-heroic narrative render questionable its presence within a volume of epigrams. |
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This short set included mock-heroic, genteel and frenetic. |
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