Sentence examples for imitation at from inspiring English sources

Ignoring previews, Theory is running 9% ahead of Imitation at the same stage of its run.

He can tell gem from paste, and antique from imitation, at a rapid glance — but his discriminating taste goes even further.

Girard's "mimetic theory" saw imitation at the heart of individual desire and motivation, accounting for the competition and violence that galvanize cultures and societies.

Even the beloved 510 was replaced — by the 710, a car uniformly criticized as a pale imitation at a much higher price.

Instead of viewing imitation and innovation as two opposite extremes, this research views firms' new product development as a continuous spectrum in which pure imitation at the one end and original innovation at the other.

The results show that for many innovative small firms the key question is not whether to use intellectual property rights (IPRs) or not, but whether to protect their innovations from imitation at all.

Its vehicles are more liked than loved, and it is often attacked for being better at imitation than at invention.

Anglers may fish imitations at random with reasonable success.

The last Automat (there were several successor imitations), at East 42nd Street and Third Avenue, closed in 1991.

Joe Gould was a Village character who lived on handouts and was famous for doing seagull imitations at parties and for a multivolume compendium of conversations that he had supposedly overheard called the "Oral History of Our Time".

The Last Night has spawned many imitations at the Albert Hall and elsewhere, concerts where plastic flags are included in the ticket price and audiences hum along to the Dambusters March.