Sentence examples for he has emulated from inspiring English sources

In return, Jeb Bush said he has learned from his brother, to the point that he has emulated him.

In seven seasons as a head coach, four at Georgia Tech, he has emulated Red Holzman's brand of ball-sharing basketball, which was effective enough to bring two N.B.A. championships to the Knicks.

Clearly, what Roth admires in these writers — or what he has emulated — is their ability to couch the most extravagant, grotesque fantasy in an utterly mundane realism, so that the reader cannot say, "No, this could not happen".

All week he had emulated the Patriots' Michael Bishop, the young quarterback who can run option plays and who has more speed than Drew Bledsoe.

A talented pitcher and short stop, he had emulated his uncle in representing his state, and been named the utility player in the 1957 All-Australian team.

Other artists emulated his versatile style just as he had emulated artists from the past, notably the Ming artist and theorist Dong Qichang (1555-1636), was was a living archive of art traditions going back to the 10th century.

But as he tries to dig himself out tonight, he may wish he had emulated the old man, at least when it comes to slicing the deficit and playing nice with the allies.

In works such as this, he also drew from the Old Masters he had emulated in his youth: his formal portraits of the bourgeoisie and political and religious dignitaries clearly reference the composition and meditative quality of formal portraits by Goya and Velázquez.

And it turns out that she has emulated her parents' example in another telling way, too.

He admired and has emulated the 19th-century landscape painters' use of layered oils and their realistic detail.

At the end of the episode, however, he realizes that Avery has emulated the military genius of Hannibal, outmaneuvering his Fabian strategy, and he ecstatically realizes they are a perfect match, far beyond the level of mere soul-mates.