The tested beams were strengthened with a limited bond length in order to imitate as much as possible work-place conditions, as the grooves could only be cut up to the faces of the supporting columns with difficulty.
Today, they're revered, and much imitated, as soft-rock touchstones.
According to many people, it was the first of the so-called "happenings," and in the sixties and seventies it was constantly imitated actually, not so much imitated as just continued.
But one particular source for "Vendetta" was not so much imitated as pillaged: the puritanical tone of the English dictatorship, the omnipresent surveillance, the Big Brother figure screaming at everyone all this has been lifted from George Orwell's "1984," with no more than a token attempt at disguise.
But one particular source for "Vendetta" was not so much imitated as pillaged: the puritanical tone of the English dictatorship, the omnipresent surveillance, the Big Brother figure screaming at everyone — all this has been lifted from George Orwell's "1984," with no more than a token attempt at disguise.
There can hardly be anyone up and down the land who does not know what Ian Holloway looks and sounds like, because his West Country burr and amusing soundbites have been imitated almost as much as they have been enjoyed in the first half of the season, yet, despite Blackpool continuing to stick out like a certain Fylde coast landmark as a screamingly good story, it appears recognition must wait.
One chapter is called "Women," another "Hollywood," about how mobsters imitate movies as much as movies imitate them.
In a needy bid for viewers, public television imitates just as much as it's imitated, putting on pop knockoffs like "America's Ballroom Challenge".
I will always try to imitate the Rovers as much as I can".
The theory casts God as a good example for morality, and humans should imitate his virtues as much as is possible for finite, imperfect beings.
