Sentence examples for clear imitation from inspiring English sources

"Omri" used brisk guitar strumming and a quasi-rumba piano solo in clear imitation of the Gipsy Kings.

A year ago, Nintendo also introduced a new version of its DS handheld device that lets users download digital content, including music, photos, videos and games, via a Wi-Fi connection — a clear imitation of Apple's App Store.

That same year, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation radio network broadcast a satire, The Investigator, whose title character was a clear imitation of McCarthy.

In addition the results obtained during the pause intervals make clear that imitation learning, for a good part, relies on motor imagery and that studies investigating observational learning will need to distinguish between motor activation resulting from action observation and motor imagery for subsequent imitation.

Steering clear of outright imitation, the two instead distill the characters to capture their essence, their Kirk-ness and Spock-ness.

A clear opposition between imitation and inspiration, or any clear relationship between them, would suggest a coherent whole that can be titled "Plato's aesthetics".

A particularly clear hallmark of human imitation is the copying of behaviour that has no useful function for the imitator: as when right-handed children taught by a left-handed teacher acquire the 'hooked' writing position.

Three birds exhibited clear evidence of tutor imitation and were excluded from further experiments.

It is clear from the literary imitations by Catullus (84 54 bc), that they were very free, even obscene, in language.

"Uh, yes, Mr. Congressman, the reason we were at this strip club, you see…" he said, leaning in to an imaginary mike and clearing his throat in imitation of a PBS executive at a congressional hearing).

The song sparrow provides an example of a particularly clear separation between observation and imitation.