I'd personally rather see one person's truth, however nauseating, than that person trying to emulate other voices badly in an attempt to keep everyone happy.
A few Spaniards -- mostly parents with small children -- are starting to emulate other Europeans by moving back to the countryside, she said.
They think that Crocs could emulate other companies whose products exploded in popularity — like Boston Chicken and Krispy Kreme — but eventually faded.
Will he seek to emulate other politicians — like Hillary Rodham Clinton, Al Franken and Ms. Warren — who entered the Senate already famous and generally kept low profiles and avoided the news media, focusing instead on legislation?
Gove said: "There is a growing consensus that teachers should emulate other professions, and set up a new Royal College – like the Royal College of Surgeons or Paediatricians – identifying, exemplifying and defining best practice in the teaching profession".
With this capacity \(\mathsf{J}_{0}\) is able to adequately emulate other Justification Logic systems in its language.
Not all of Facebook's attempts to emulate other social networks or new trends pay off, though.
