Sentence examples for always adopt from inspiring English sources

Why do actors always adopt his mannerisms when starring in his films?

The government can always adopt the European approach to referendums: holding them again until they get the right answer.

But it's my fine art background that has hardwired me, so I always adopt the "could do better" stance.

If the Dogs get sick of Sons of the West as a team song, they could always adopt Chumbawumba's Tubthumping.

"Just because we've figured out these time strategies in the office, doesn't mean we should always adopt them in our social lives".

The researchers were able to control where in a group an individual ranked by the order in which it was introduced into its group (newly introduced monkeys almost always adopt a role subordinate to existing group members).

"The government there has always adopted policies that adapt to that fact.

Having studied mathematics before architecture, she has always adopted a conceptual approach to design.

Experts familiar with the Park Service questioned that assessment and said that in previous cases, the preferences cited in draft reports were almost always adopted, regardless of public opinion.

"What a good thing it is that we have always adopted an ironic view of everything, however seriously we have taken it," he mused in his memoirs.

Industrialized nations have almost always adopted a combination of the two to cut debt, according to an International Monetary Fund survey last year.