pastiche造句

This elaborate pastiche was too much for me.

His bathroom is a brilliant pastiche of expensive interior design.

Collage and pastiche are two important parody techniques employed in Ulysses.

Structures were a pastiche of Norman, Gothic and Greek architecture, most old and layered with grime.

The modified Mercalli scale is a pastiche of psychological, engineering, and geological criteria.

A skilful pastiche of 1940s film-making, “The Good German” was shot mostly on soundstages and backlot streets built during that era.

Built in just three years, Thames town is modeled after a traditional English market town, and features a century-spanning pastiche of English architecture.

In the fourth chapter, the pastiche of several classic Victorian texts and the parody of the literary convention, especially the omniscient narrator, is studied.

In a sense, the author of this pastiche, Seth Grahame-Smith, has turned Jane Austen into a zombie, reviving her text from the grave and turning it into a grisly version of the original.