Sentence examples for a cheap knockoff from inspiring English sources

Democrats, predictably, panned it because it's a cheap knockoff of Obamacare, and they prefer the original over imitators.

The bigger problem for GOP leaders is that conservatives also panned it because, well, it's a cheap knockoff of Obamacare.

The residential and retail complex he designed across the plaza from the museum looks like a cheap knockoff of his own building.

In a famous example, if a violinist sells another violinist what they believe to be a Stradivarius, and it turns out to be a cheap knockoff, they can void the contract.

And though researchers have made some tentative progress in their efforts to synthesize other essential elements of the cell apart from the genome, don't expect even a cheap knockoff anytime soon.

They would note that a particular running catch in the outfield may look original and impressive but is actually a cheap knockoff of a play made by Willie Mays in an earlier performance.

If a cheaper knockoff version is available, it rarely pays to get in a price war.

Standing between Prilosec and a torrent of cheap knockoffs are a judge in lower Manhattan and a chemical coating less than 10 microns thick.

But the biggest complaint so far from users seems to be the design, which looks like a cheap Chinese knockoff.

As usual, the Onion speaks the truth: "I'm outraged that my Darfur orphan may just be a cheap Chadian knockoff".

It's been called a "cheap WWE knockoff," a "place where WWE castoffs go," and a poor attempt at being "competition" for the king of pro wrestling, World Wrestling Entertainment.