Sentence examples for Good imitation from inspiring English sources
That was actually a pretty good imitation, don't you think?
They can't tell the genuine article from a good imitation any time.
When reversed, it gave a good imitation of Star Trek's "beam me up" effect.
"But I do a very good imitation of a human being".
This English-educated French artist is not a real outsider, but she does a good imitation.
The junior guard Albert Mouring did a pretty good imitation of last season's featured performer, Richard Hamilton.
A description of some of the mantels is given - some of them being originals & others very good imitations.
The iPad can also do fairly good imitations of the harp (Air Harp) and piano (Pianist Pro, $10).
He retains a touch of the inner class clown, doing pretty good imitations of his colleagues, without ticking them off.
Berry Bros & Rudd, Riesling Kabinett, Mosel, Germany 2013 (£10.25) For all the finest and exquisite branding, the term own-brand is still associated with cheaper supermarket wines, aka the 'not quite as good' imitations of the real thing.
Not everyone had his nerve, however, and often lottery attractions tried so hard to ape their commercial rivals that they ended up being less good imitations, in the process losing sight of any cultural aspiration, and often ending up not being particularly popular.
