Sentence examples for do not emulate from inspiring English sources

By definition, rogue nations do not emulate good behavior, but rather exploit it.

Audrey Hepburn cooled her feet (still wearing espadrilles) in the Barcaccia Fountain in "Roman Holiday," but do not emulate her.

The millions cheering them on at home will be hoping that they do not emulate the record of Canada, who failed to win a single top prize when they hosted the Olympics in 1976.

That they do not emulate the vernacular Tudor and colonial of the typical speculative builder is refreshing, but their slightly staggered setbacks and occasional pitched roofs are the only aspects that set the Sunnyside Gardens house fronts apart from reductionist modernism.

Norman Adler, a political consultant in New York, said most New Yorkers would likely accept the notion of protesters' getting short shrift in the name of their safety, as long as the police do not emulate those in Chicago three decades ago.

It is only the richest billion who are consuming too much and, just as most of us do not emulate the most affluent of a century ago, there is no need to believe people in a century's time will have the playthings the rich have today.

7. Finally, don't emulate anyone.

"I don't emulate very many rock singers.

Spectators who don't emulate him will have to swallow Mr. Persson whole in one jolly lump and like it.

"You have to be conscious that other guys don't emulate him without having the physical makeup.

"We don't emulate the life style; we are the life style, because of the people we continually bring into the building," the station's programming director, John Dimick, once said.