Sentence examples for emulate that of from inspiring English sources
Nixon would try to stretch her neck the same way as Kerr and alter the shape of her mouth to emulate that of the actress.
Most strikingly, an artificial wall has been built to emulate that of a church and the word "Joyful" is emblazoned across it, which feels more bullying than uplifting.
The living room's concrete floor is meant to emulate that of a modern New York loft, and the same concrete surface (albeit unpolished) continues on the patio outside.
"Ultimately, it's important for this new tissue to have an extracellular matrix made of native cartilage molecules so that, in the long term, the properties of new tissue will emulate that of real cartilage," says Alan Grodzinsky, director of the Center for Biomedical Engineering, at MIT, who was not involved in the work.
"The name of our country no longer needs to emulate that of other nations," Mr Calderon told a news conference.
deals precisely with the question of whether the sage, whose life is meant to emulate that of the blessed gods, is subject to anger.
"The problem is not that our name emulates that of the American government but that we don't fight our subordinate relationship to it".
Strictly speaking, that pronunciation ought to be limited to artistic contexts where the French word hommage has been reintroduced into English as a term for a work that respectfully emulates that of another artist.
The inorganic growth strategy emulates that of two of LendingTree's major shareholders: Barry Diller, who's company IAC previously owned LendingTree before spinning them off in 2008, and John Malone, who owned 27% of shares as of November, 2017.
The final rescue of the crippled Zero-X emulates that of the airliner Fireflash in the Thunderbirds episode "Operation Crash-Dive".
Though Soul Reaver features a variety of boss encounters, Soul Reaver 2 does not; this was a conscious decision on the part of the staff, to ensure the game's pacing more closely emulated that of a novel or a film.
