Sentence examples for directly copies from inspiring English sources

The Associated Press has demanded that George Zimmerman halt the sale of one of his paintings, because the news agency says it directly copies an AP photo.

In addition, since it was recognised that care home staff could not release contact details of clients' relatives directly, copies of information for families were left with care staff with pre-paid envelopes to be sent on if appropriate or legally required (where reduced mental capacity was a factor).

"And 'inspire' is a euphemism: what we did really was directly copy everything United did well".

They try to evoke a familiar feeling without the design being directly copied.

Mr. Purnell added, "There started to be Frankie clones, these boys rocking looks directly copied from him".

They were later directly copied, in alternation with columns, in the Roman emperor Hadrian's Villa at Tivoli.

A new website promises to shine a spotlight on "churnalism" by exposing the extent to which news articles have been directly copied from press releases.

Beardsley was almost an icon of the counterculture and directly copied; boutiques like Granny Takes a Trip hung Beardsleys on the walls.

"George Zimmerman clearly directly copied an AP photo to create his painting of Florida state attorney Angela Corey," an AP spokesman, Paul Colford, said in a written statement.

But the material he posted was far from convincing for many experts: most damningly, the cryptographic evidence appeared to have been directly copied from a 2009 bitcoin transaction.

Greenpeace accuses nominally-independent members of European delegations of regularly promoting the interests of the polluters, "often using statements directly copied from industry representatives".