Sentence examples for been much parodied from inspiring English sources

This has been much parodied.

Her protracted death scene has been much parodied.

The image has since become a symbol of its era and the tennis girl has been much parodied over the decades by cartoonists in the likes of Viz magazine, as well as by political satirists (one depicted John Major in a similar pose).

The Seventh Seal Arguably Bergman's finest achievement (now 50 years old, and recently re-released), the film is a much parodied but still unmatched vision of spiritual crisis in medieval Europe.

"No act or song is above being parodied," he said.

More than a dozen college presidents are now being parodied on Twitter.

This is partly because the beat thing's been parodied so much by now.

It's the much-parodied quinoa that arguably brought ancient grains to our attention, there are plenty more to play with: Incan and Aztec grains like amaranth and millet, and other Middle Eastern grains such as maftoul and mograbieh, as well as jireesh, einkorn, khorasan kamut and sorghum… Feeling overwhelmed?

They have been referenced, parodied, celebrated and ridiculed so much that they've achieved a state of semi-permanence on our cultural landscape.

In many cases Favia species exhibit cryptic species complexes and their phylogeny has been parodied as being a "Bigmessidae" [ 16].

It's also had the ultimate tribute of being parodied as much as any other piece, too (Chris Morris's "war composer" Michael Phinip-Philip-Philip-Philip AnnOnmenthen On tHourour is the funniest, but South Park's "happy, non-offensive, non-denominational Christmas play" scored by an angry-looking Glass is up there as well).