Sentence examples for are imitated by from inspiring English sources
"Imperishable things are imitated by those that are involved in change, e.g. earth and fire.
On some birds and animals the feathers or pelts are imitated by slightly more impressionistic brushstrokes.
Other ancient instruments, including the lutelike tar and the nay, or reed flute, are imitated by players in the orchestra.
Nymphs are an important element in the food of trout and are imitated by the artificial flies and nymphs of anglers.
The velocity-wise nature of the sound is scrutinized, namely, the acoustics are imitated by a pocket of harmonic flow oscillations.
This code-writing habit of the brain is so well established by now that it its patterns are imitated by computer search engines and by smart machines that can diagnose human health conditions and learn from their own mistakes.
It was imitated by the South Carolina code of 1740.
Maybelle Carter's innovative playing style would eventually be imitated by countless country and folk guitarists.
The type of mass-based party described above was imitated by many nonsocialist parties.
These collectors were imitated by others in northern Europe who were similarly interested in antique culture.
In this manner the hiddenness of the spiritual was imitated by the visionaries and their communities.
