Sentence examples for It has mimicked from inspiring English sources

Certainly it has mimicked some of its names: one of the new phones unveiled on Wednesday, a 5.7in device called the "Mi Note", echoes the 5.7in Galaxy Note phablet range.

It does not go down well with the crowd, which has mimicked Azarenka in the tournament.

In some ways, Facebook has mimicked the advertising world instead of changing it.

In Britain the coalition has mimicked this approach.

Nujoma has mimicked Mugabe in several ways, including a tendency towards rabid homophobic statements.

Since then, the debate has mimicked that of human creation, a never-ending tussle.

The UK has mimicked this, building British entertainment brands - James Bond, Harry Potter, the Beatles and others - whether we like what they stand for or not.

Information has mimicked the digital instantaneousness of money and become a global commodity.

MR: And of course, that led to "Walk Like An Egyptian," which everybody has mimicked since then.

This atypical finding has mimicked neoplastic disease, and the patient underwent a laparoscopic splenectomy in order to exclude malignancy [ 25].

Filmmakers have mimicked it many times, such as Lee Marvin's character splashing scalding coffee in the face of Gloria Grahame in The Big Heat.