Sentence examples for Frequently imitated from inspiring English sources

Frequently imitated, never equaled.

Francke's orphanage became a model that was frequently imitated in England and also in North America.

Translated into many languages, it was dramatized with great success, and its plot has been frequently imitated in popular fiction.

"A very nice man" is one of Baldwin's most frequently imitated phrases; he says it emphatically, and as though there's a D in the middle of "very".

Suicide of the normal type is frequently imitated, a point made this week by Dr Richard Fox, vice-president of the International Association for Suicide Prevention.

Nearly everything, it seems, except Dell's closely studied, widely praised and frequently imitated business model of selling directly to the buyer.

Often imitated, never duplicated.

The actor frequently stars in commercials for the agency, in English and Hindi, often imitating his screen personas.

These three authors were frequently mentioned and imitated in later manuals, and their own manuals were often reprinted during and after their lifetimes.

A domestic renaissance was near with the rise of "NYPD Blue" and "Law & Order," but the British shows had already established a template — brutal, sometimes unresolved stories; elliptical, multistranded narratives; tortured heroes — that would be imitated frequently but rarely improved on.

Later this month, the Museum of Modern Art will present an exhibition of Lois's Esquire covers from the sixties, which, though widely celebrated and frequently (if faintheartedly) imitated, have never had the full curatorial treatment.