Sentence examples similar to approximate imitation from inspiring English sources

The standard approach, in magazine articles about Pryor, has been to comment on his anger — in an imitation-colloquial language meant to approximate Pryor's voice.

It is sometimes claimed that the language of the Roman historian and politician Sallust (c. 86 35/34 bce) approximated popular usage, but it is more probable that his archaizing style derives more from conscious imitation of old Roman poetry.

How approximate!

Success always breeds imitation.

"The Imitation Game"?

Success dictated widespread imitation.

Actually, it's imitation".

The imitation is subtle.

* All times approximate, BST.

All timings are approximate.

I mean approximate.