Sentence examples for actually copied from inspiring English sources

The American education model, he says, was actually copied from the 18th-century Prussian model designed to create docile subjects and factory workers.

(Last week, Mr. Bloomberg actually copied petitions of mayoral candidates, but his campaign said he only wanted to learn the names of the others' supporters).

1.08pm: Thanks to @victoriatheoldgoth, who explains that Wacky Races was actually copied from The Great Race, another film (made in '65) starring Tony Curtis.

Well, not cheated, let's say I used my initiative: I actually copied it out of a very old book and pretended I'd done a load of experiments.

But it has since been discovered that Marshall actually copied a great deal from published sources, without attribution, and Jefferson liked to say that Marshall made most of it up.

Bonnard in turn photographed his slender, round-faced mistress and muse, Marthe de Méligny, naked in a glade, as inspiration for his illustrations of "Daphnis and Chloé" by a second-century Greek novelist and romancer, Longus.Neither Vuillard nor Bonnard, with whom he shared a studio, actually copied photographs in their resonant, small-scale paintings of domestic interiors.

And it does not actually copy the game's programming or visual assets.

But we learned using the hosted environment that, in many cases, it is desirable to actually copy the data before sending it to the another process.

Or does it actually copy the Android idea, where you pull down this menu to display all your notifications?

Two Apple users with iTunes can share each other's music playlists over a network without actually copying the music files themselves.

But you can still share photos with select groups of friends, and if you grant permission, a friend can actually copy one of your photos into their own Snapjoy album (a feature that will come in handy when you've, say, gone on a trip with some friends).