Sentence examples for difficulty of imitating from inspiring English sources

The lines of bronze daggers have been noted in rock daggers of a later date, despite the difficulty of imitating a metal object in stone.

Be wary of the difficulty of imitating Minato, but when it comes out right, you feel jubilant.

Here we see Hijuelos' greatest difficulty in writing the novel — that of imitating two of the 19th century's most famous literary men, one also known to us as among the cruelest colonizers of the Belgian Congo.

Don Quixote is aware of imitating.

A way of imitating love and heartache in song.

It is characteristic of imitating biological evolution mechanism in nature.

Expert systems couldn't crack the problem of imitating biology.

However, it has the great advantage of imitating arthroscopic irrigation characteristics.

Beware of imitating Kurt Hummel.

Also, try to imitate the way Japanese people talk instead of imitating anime.

Rosenberg may underestimate the difficulty of representing or imitating the ancient Hebrew; perhaps the entire problem of modern representations of the past eludes him, as when he complains about "sour grapes scholarship" that wants to date J and E to the seventh century B.C., "thereby throwing their historical accuracy into question".