Sentence examples for emulated rather than from inspiring English sources

Others praise the series as more realistic; Nancy, these commentators argue, is now a less-perfect and therefore more likable being, one whom girls can more easily relate to – a better role model than the old Nancy because she can actually be emulated, rather than a "prissy automaton of perfection".

This is a desirable measure which England and Wales should seek to emulate rather than denounce.

It's as if Stravinsky, for once, had found an earlier form that he wanted to emulate rather than parody, extend rather than distend.

Paulson suggests that the real "villain" of The Distrest Poet may be Pope, unseen but representing the successful "Great Poet" whom the deluded aspiring artist hopes to emulate, rather than the distressed poet himself.

But Cassini reversed that stuffy perception, Kelby said, dressing the First Lady in comfortable-yet-chic clothing that catapulted her into a fashion icon American women wanted to emulate, rather than sneer at.

The results of the current study suggest that infants might also emulate, rather than mirror, observed actions when the actions are relatively unfamiliar to them.

He argues that with the European dream, the EU could trump the U.S. in global influence by convincing developing economies to emulate Europe rather than the U.S. In fact, Europe isn't as far behind America economically as most people think.

The irony is, in his wake he left countless others who created an industry of trying to emulate him rather than find their own center of uniqueness within.

In this reading, Noah becomes the husband of the earth, the lover and caretaker of the created world--another challenge to us in Noah times, and one in which we can emulate Noah rather than learning from his mistakes.

The value of emulating the sun rather than the wind is not just about recognising the concerns of the Israeli people.

The goal is to emulate longstanding universities, rather than traditional companies.