Sentence examples for easily imitated from inspiring English sources

Longfellow's poem had great success in its day, and its metre proved catchy and easily imitated, but every imitation turned into parody.

– they are easily imitated.

Innocence like that is not easily imitated, as "Troll" unwittingly demonstrates time and again.

Michael Craig-maytin may be the most easily imitated artist in Britain.

It's modernist and backward-looking, rigorous and sentimental, often bland but with a distinctive, instantly recognizable, easily imitated look.

Combined with stock-in-trade imagery, this easily imitated effect makes Modigliani and Utrillo targets for forgery.

Mr. Retter easily imitates Churchill's stance and diction, which he observed during their wartime meetings.

Ofcom said that it broke the broadcasting code for using the strongest foul language and showing a dangerous trick that children could easily imitate.

We can sit out and drink Californian champagne cocktails on a warm evening, and easily imitate the gaudy extravagances of Hamptons cuisine with ingredients from King Kullen, but without the snobbish service or the outrageous prices.

"We found this pre-watershed programme broke our broadcasting rules, because it included the most offensive language and dangerous behaviour that children could easily imitate," said a spokeswoman for Ofcom.

His versatility in this form is shown to brilliant and unsettling effect in a trio of short pieces collectively called "Bash"... LaBute, who has an encyclopedic knowledge of pop culture and can as easily imitate Don Knotts ("My body is a weapon") as discourse on Werner Herzog's "Stroszek," is a curious amalgam of theatrical influences.