Mamniya continued: "Indians have always emulated British culture.
"I think I have always emulated sexuality and the older I get, the more I am learning how to harness my sexual power.
"Thanksgiving Scripture," by Lincoln Caplan (Editorial Observer, Nov. 25), about my grandfather Wilbur Cross, was of course most interesting to me as the namesake of the subject and an author whose greatest desire has always been to emulate his ability to express ideas so clearly and succinctly, both in speaking and in writing.
"Fashion has always been hierarchical in nature; historically lower-status people have dressed to emulate high-status individuals," she says.
It likely has always been true that the most passionate devotees of an instrument are the performers who would like to emulate the experts, for whose appearances they buy tickets as fans.
The oldest and arguably the most brilliant of the men who midwifed this great nation into existence, Franklin has always been an inspiration, a beacon and, in a very real sense, a mentor to me, a guiding light I have most humbly sought to emulate.
She had always loved singing – emulating, in particular, French stars like Sheila, Sylvie Vartan and Dalida, plus Nana Mouskouri.
It was two pages, beautifully handwritten, praising his work in films with detailed appreciations of his comic techniques, ending with, "I have always attempted to emulate you in so many ways in my work".
"I've always wanted to emulate them".
I've always tried to emulate John Schulz on all his finer points but not on something else:the fact that he was a one-trick pony.
