Sentence examples for to spoof something from inspiring English sources

I'm not even a big fan of spoof movies – I always think it's a bit easy to spoof something – but this is just giddily funny in the way that I remember Airplane! was for me as a teenager.

It has become something of a fashion trend to spoof designers.

From Oprah Winfrey on "30 Rock" to Carl Weathers on "Arrested Development" and pretty much everyone on "Curb Your Enthusiasm," there's just something amazing about actors who have enough self-awareness to spoof themselves.

"If you're spoofing something so part of pop culture, so overexposed," Mr. Marans said, "you better make it good".

Building the technology on 3D scanning would make it harder to spoof than a 2D solution, but even still, a feature tied this closely to payment authentication isn't something Apple is going to want to rush to market.

Sometimes the world of walking is easy to spoof.

Farage isn't exactly child's play to spoof, though.

"It's easy to spoof an unencrypted drone.

The main advantage of voice is that it is much harder to spoof and steal.

The traffic the devices swapped with utilities looked like it would be easy to spoof.

"You could choose to spoof it, to parody it," he said.