Sentence examples similar to emulated are from inspiring English sources

Another feature that was emulated was not so successful.

Whether Ms. Lee actually successfully became the Punks she emulated is kind of irrelevant.

One example to be emulated is the fact that a neonatologist invited from Bishkek has been granted a flat by Batken Provincial Administration.

To emulate is fine — if you have the talents.

What Mazzoli emulates is the underlying clarity of his structures.

That's a great model for those ambitious entrepreneurs to emulate, isn't it?

The player Lin and Thomas would be wise not to emulate is Ronald Murray, known by most as Flip, who enjoyed a brief moment in the sun with the SuperSonics.

Because television, like motion pictures, was characterized by moving images and synchronized sound, one natural style to emulate was that of Hollywood films.

But buried among quarterly results that any company would be more than happy to emulate was a decline in gross profit margins.

"One great strength of Portugal which I hope Greece will be able to emulate is that Portuguese political parties and authorities joined forces and formed an alliance.

Sorry, Kate Upton, it looks like the Kate that Brits want to emulate is the one that's married to Prince William.