Sentence examples for imitate anything from inspiring English sources

After all, it wouldn't be necessary, like Churchill, to attempt to imitate anything challenging, like Kipling.

Born deaf to a Cheyenne father and a Hispanic mother, she has the power to perfectly imitate anything she sees, including a rival's fighting style.

I would have to mortgage my parents to imitate anything in here, but I love it – it's like being in the HQ of a clandestine fashion cult.

Hey, they can imitate anything within their mass limits, right?

In any case, the best souls (the guardians, in this case, in the city in speech) ought not imitate anything.

And were they to imitate anything, every care must be taken that they are ennobled rather than degraded as a result.

The nice thing about this machine is (a) it's beautiful, and (b) it's not imitating anything.

Any time you go to do something that's either completely or loosely based on something, you kind of don't want to start imitating anything.

The feeling that lingered for me was of film-makers afraid to burst out from under the shadow of a film-maker who seems easy to imitate, but is anything but.

For centuries, we couldn't do anything but imitate Merry Old England.

To say that Fascism has imitated anyone or anything is simply absurd".