Sentence examples for danger of imitation from inspiring English sources

There's no danger of imitation.

A head-butt was also replaced by an indistinct punch, due to the considered danger of imitation among the teenage audience.

"Now that we have differentiated the soul's eidê," the danger of imitation becomes more evident (595a b).

One of the dangers of imitation is that everyone is connected to everyone else they imitate, and they converge too fast to a sub-optimal solution.

But the announcements on Tuesday by Miliband and Burnham, the shadow health secretary, were overshadowed by an intervention by the former health secretary Alan Milburn who warned that his party was in danger of running a "pale imitation" of its losing 1992 general election campaign.

Rapidly, the components of imitation fade.

I have a lot of imitation bauxite.

He was very suspicious of imitation".

You engage in the act of imitation in order to produce an imitation.

It's a process of imitation.

To resolve seemingly contradictory results of imitation studies, a dual route theory of imitation was forwarded that assumes two distinctive types of imitation [32].