Sentence examples for hand imitation from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, imitation is the highest form of praise.

On the one hand, imitations and incremental innovations are less imbued with risk and uncertainty than new products and services.

You're probably not going to capture 1/10th of what it was actually like to be there, so why sacrifice the first-hand experience for some crappy, second-hand imitation?

In another line of research using hand action imitation, both real and robotic hands had an action priming effect [87].

Then he ratchets up the musical and physical energy, throwing in a gleeful hand-clapping imitation of Al Jolson along the way (surely with a sense of irony, as a black man mimicking a white man known for his blackface impersonations).

He waved his hands in an imitation of panic.

Always modest, she could modestly crack you up with the best imitation, hands down, of Miles Davis with his deep gravelly voice.

Moreover, the elegant 'imitation' study of Makuuchi did focus on accurately imitating hand gestures instead of the common posture imitations.

Shamanism, on the other hand, is not an imitation but a direct manifestation.

Round hand was not an imitation of the fine lines produced by the engraver's burin, although some modern writers have made that assertion.

Afraid to tell his wife and two sons of his disaster, he wanders through London, his tie knotted and his briefcase in hand, doing a sad imitation of what had been his life.