Sentence examples for imitate itself from inspiring English sources

In fact, its success has been such that it is now starting to imitate itself.

Expressing grudging admiration for aspects of Peter Sellars's Mozart productions, he notes that "opera will be theater again when it systematically refuses to imitate itself".

It has also become a homogenised 'Disneyland' of sorts – imitating itself like the New York New York hotel/casino in Las Vegas.

Later studies observed how a robot imitated tasks of other robots versus imitating itself in a mirror and most recently the Qbo robot was programmed to react to different images - responding to specific images of itself with the phrase: "This is you, Qbo".

Baseball is so implacably difficult to play well, day after day, that it almost requires a little cheating now and then to make it bearable, and it is in this regard — and this one only — that it may be said to imitate life itself.

The more connections something makes, the more it imitates life itself.

Crace's original wallpaper – a British imitation of Japanese paper, that itself imitated Spanish tooled leather – was lightened by a 14-year-old apprentice who hand-painted in a cream background.

That, coupled with recent significant purchases of companies on the cutting edge of robotics, voice recognition, and voice synthesis at least raises the question of how life might be positioning itself to imitate art.

Basing his precepts on a literal interpretation of Aristotle's Poetics, he argued that Nature was governed by reason and that it was the task of poets to imitate reason as it manifested itself in Nature.

Neither the history nor the number of yachts next to the track compares to the venue it tried to imitate — Monaco — and neither does the track itself.

A new challenge for scientists is to think about human being itself, as well as to imitate and optimize it.