Sentence examples for imitating the character from inspiring English sources
But what is often missed is the simple experience many young women now have that they never did before: seeing the movie, then immediately imitating the character.
One does not actually take oneself to be the fictional character; rather, the "model" or pattern of response or sentiment or thought one has acted out when "imitating" the character becomes enacted.
He begins imitating the character, adopting his distinctive scarf and catchphrase, "...and that's the end of that chapter".
The character's design was an amalgam of rejected ideas; Watto's expressions were based on video footage of Secombe's voice acting, photographs of animation supervisor Rob Coleman imitating the character, and modeler Steve Alpin saying Watto's lines to a mirror.
To think that would be to misunderstand the purpose of imitating the character traits of a person you admire.
Or maybe they're just imitating the characters they've seen on fictional television.
They missed the film's opening on Thursday night, and the Spanish-language press in Miami, sensing another opportunity to score points at the expense of the dictatorship that has ruled Cuba for more than 50 years, is now crowing that the pair, imitating the characters they played, have defected — though, in contrast to the film, without having to risk their lives by traveling by sea.
Similar books followed in the Victorian era — in 1853, David W. Bartlett wrote so that readers might "imitate the character" of this "beautiful and illustrious woman".
"You'll find that in every church and you'll find that because it imitates the character and the practice of Jesus himself".
Following the Republic, Plutarch argues that poetry is a mimetic art; it imitates the character and lives of various people, good and bad alike (De aud. poet. 17E-F, 26A).
He added Apu was one of the only representations of South Asians on US television when he was growing up and that other children imitated the character to mock him.
