Sentence examples for have imitated the from inspiring English sources

Private-label suppliers have imitated the color codes used to identify various sizes of disposable diapers made by the brand name manufacturers.

They are strict because Leb anese educati,,n officials have imitated the French secondary school system with its emphasis; on rote learning and its vast amount of homework.

The 1980's and 1990's have imitated the Gilded Age in intellectual excesses of market worship, laissez-faire and social Darwinism.

With little hope of subscription revenue, Web sites have imitated the broadcast TV model, seeking to attract big audiences and sell them to advertisers.

'Had the framers of these amendments intended them to be limitations on the powers of the state governments, they would have imitated the framers of the original constitution, and have expressed that intention.

No Greek army could have imitated the movement carried out by Caesar's troops at Ruspinum in Africa in 47 bc, when part of a legion was made to turn around and face an enemy cavalry force coming from the rear.

These catechisms were influenced by the medieval catechism, which had imitated the works of the Church Fathers.

The man has imitated the face of the baby, who is shown yawning, sleeping, crying, pouting, dozing and puzzling in those photographs.

To cement his presence there, Mr Hussein has imitated the late shah of Iran, and built himself a number of palaces.

Wilders, who attended the Republican party convention earlier this year, has imitated the Leave campaign in the UK referendum, saying Dutch voters must "take back their country" on election day.

Brown has imitated the works of bygone artists such as Rembrandt, Dali, and van Gogh, but also lesser-known living illustrators.