Sentence examples for generally imitated from inspiring English sources
The paintings he created during that period generally imitated popular European trends such as Post-Impressionism.
This radical solution was thenceforth generally imitated, and conscription became confined to emergencies (such as the Social and Civil wars).
The quality of illuminated art in England declined significantly in the face of competition from Flanders in the 14th century, and later English illuminated medieval pieces generally imitated Flemish styles.
These twin pillars of our society are also our greatest gifts to the world, which has been generally trying to imitate them, with local modifications, since the end of the Cold War.
Macpherson's imposturous works, which he attributed to the third-century poet named Ossian, received much acclaim, were imitated by Goethe, Byron, and other great poets, and are generally credited with having deeply influenced the romantic movement in literature.
The workplace cell system proved to be effective, and other parties tried to imitate it, generally without success.
Aristotle referred to this tradition by repeating Democritus' examples, but he did not maintain that technology can only imitate nature: "generally art in some cases completes what nature cannot bring to a finish, and in others imitates nature" (Physics II.8, 199a15; see also Physics II.2, and see Schummer 2001 for discussion).
Ways of photographing go in and out of style, and I like that most of these new photographers are generally not trying to imitate the look of Dutch still life paintings, as so many have before.
Port Salut is widely imitated; American versions tend to be milder, and those from Denmark are generally stronger than the French.
