Sentence examples for has been mimicked from inspiring English sources
Kony's reliance on child soldiers has been mimicked by Seleka.
Her former workplace has published a response - again using West's song - and the video format has been mimicked by amateur film-makers from Barcelona to Bangalore.
VW's terrific dual-clutch automated manual transmission — which has been mimicked by Porsche, BMW and others — costs $1,100 extra and brings a 29/40 mileage rating.
In fact, the groundbreaking torque-vectoring function -- which speeds up the outboard rear wheel to help the car execute turns like the Black Swan -- has been mimicked by everyone from BMW to Porsche.
Although the Pole said she had got used to the noise made by Azarenka, whose wailing has been mimicked by the crowds here, she said some of the women players were "just too loud".
The blunt force of that set-up (Pitt barely has a chance to introduce himself before we see his body thrown, pinball-style, between two cars) has been mimicked countless times since, but has lost most of its ability to surprise in the process.
If you pay attention to the tone you use with those around you, you may find that your daughter has been mimicking you!
By the mid-1980s, the I.B.M. PC, introduced in 1981, had been mimicked by clone makers, led by Compaq.
As Goneril, Barber is one-dimensionally evil, and infinitely replicable: it's not a big part, and if only one interpretation were to be considered in the production, she could have been mimicked.
The strategies used by nature to evolve fusion proteins have been mimicked by the construction of hybrid or chimeric proteins using molecular biology techniques.
