Sentence examples for evident imitation from inspiring English sources
In the first book of his autobiography misleadingly named Commentarii, in evident imitation of Caesar Pius II traces his career up to becoming pope; the succeeding 11 books (and a fragment of a 12th, which breaks off a few months before his death in 1464) present a panorama of the age.
"Now that we have differentiated the soul's eidê," the danger of imitation becomes more evident (595a b).
Winckelmann's premises underlie his history of ancient art, the main claims of which are already evident in his 1755 essay "On the Imitation of the Painting and Sculpture of the Greeks".
Tension grew between Bryant and Howard and was clearly evident at All-Star Weekend in Houston, where Howard did a comic imitation of Bryant before Bryant walked into the dressing room.
Success always breeds imitation.
Success dictated widespread imitation.
Actually, it's imitation".
An imitation of an imitation of life?
It felt like pure imitation.
