Sentence examples for has been spoofed from inspiring English sources

(The agency's playcentric workplace has been spoofed on "Portlandia").

The Mad Men title sequence has been spoofed, memorably, by The Simpsons, with Homer falling from the skyscrapers.

So how do you compete with a cult classic that has been spoofed twice on "The Simpsons"?

He has been spoofed (on "Saturday Night Live" and other shows), idolized (in People Magazine, making the list of "Sexiest Men Alive") and merchandised (in a line of "Crocodile Hunter" action figures, dolls, board games, key chains and other tchotchkes).

Since the iPhone 5S went on sale in September 2013, there have been no recorded cases of where the fingerprint has been spoofed to hack into the phone beyond laboratory tests such as those by SRE.

He has been spoofed on television and radio, here and abroad, as a bumpkin and a bigot for declaring the Holocaust a "myth" and causing international outrage over Iran's nuclear program.

For three years The Onion has been spoofing Fox News, CNN and MSNBC with its Onion News Network (theonion.com), perhaps the best parody of cable news anywhere.

Few films have been spoofed as immediately upon their release as Brokeback Mountain was.

This was the first time the monthly, from Bauer Publishing, had been spoofed, she said.

For instance, few public figures have been spoofed as vigorously as Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton.

He is one of a small handful of people to have been profiled twice in the magazine, and is also distinguished in having been spoofed by both James Thurber and Alexander Woollcott.