Sentence examples for has 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).

In consequence, Clive James has been celebrated, parodied, acclaimed, patronised, lionised and disparaged – but never ignored.

He has been interviewed, parodied, imitated, and feted.

Like most aspects of the city's culture, it has been adeptly parodied by Limmy.

Oscar-winning song "Let It Go" has been covered, parodied, then covered and parodied again -- all while your kids have been singing it on repeat for the last decade (or so it seems).

But it's not the first time the Civil War has been parodied — or, more specifically, that the Civil War as told through Burns's epic documentary series has been parodied.

His attitude toward the protesters has been parodied on "Saturday Night Live".

The "HOPE" poster quickly became a meme and has been parodied many times.

After the manner of contemporary art (also of contemporary advertising), the iconography has been parodied, inverted, subverted, and perverted.