Sentence examples for getting imitated from inspiring English sources

"When another company takes inspiration from the game and they try to make a different game out of it, that's when getting imitated turns into a compliment," said Rami Ismail, a co-founder of Vlambeer.

Django's manner, seemingly so inimitable, gets imitated with precision: that Hot Club de Norvège is hot.

On Wall Street, as elsewhere, hot ideas quickly get imitated.

And I still get imitated all the time.

That changed when, at the age of 24, he saw the film "House of Games" and joined the generation of young writers who got their start imitating David Mamet, who wrote and directed it.

Lawsuits against the unscripted entertainment shows known as reality television used to be filed by people who got hurt imitating stunts on shows like "Jackass" or believed that the rules on shows like "Survivor" were applied unfairly.

Its reaction with the odour molecules changes a detector's electrical resistance, and this signal is fed into a neural net (the closest that computer technology has got to imitating the pattern-recognising abilities of networks of nerve cells) to work out what is being smelt.

But what benefit do drongos get by imitating the alarm calls of other animals?

One night, at the coffeehouse, for no reason at all, I got up and imitated a quarterback high on LSD.

For example, in her 2015 Vogue profile, she revealed she got drunk and imitated the Kardashians in front of Kris Jenner on her 25th birthday.

And playing one clone who's imitating a different clone and somehow getting that imitative quality exactly right?