Sentence examples for correct imitation from inspiring English sources
But in fashion or decorating, whether to have the real thing or a more politically correct imitation is an argument that won't become extinct anytime soon.
Moving slowly across the profile of the ocean-like horizon, uttering a shrill, barking neigh, of which its name forms a correct imitation, long files of quaggas continually remind the early traveller of a rival caravan on its march.
It is argued that if this model is correct, then "human imitation is not only a channel, but also a product of cultural inheritance" (Catmur et al. 2009, p. 2376), since imitation not only takes part in cultural inheritance, it is shaped by it as well.
As he corrected my copy, Karl would do his usual imitation of a stone mask from the era of the Toltecs.
For example, despite considerable fictionalization in The Imitation Game, viewers come away with the correct impression that Alan Turing was a computing pioneer, who was persecuted for his homosexuality and made major cryptographic contributions to defeating the Nazis.
If I could arrange for Russian hackers to email me their proposed copy first, I could correct spelling mistakes, smooth out any idiomatic weirdness and deliver a flawless imitation of bland corporate courtesyspeak.
Frank Partnoy is correct when he argues that the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission has proved to be a pale imitation of the original Depression-era Pecora hearings ("Washington's Financial Disaster," Op-Ed, Jan . 30.
Success always breeds imitation.
Success dictated widespread imitation.
Actually, it's imitation".
