Sentence examples for imitation so that from inspiring English sources

One of the things you have to think about when you enter that market is how you can create barriers to imitation, so that if you're successful, the competition won't be able to imitate you very quickly.

Indeed, the current Austen vogue has led to a near epidemic of imitation, so much so that HarperCollins recently announced it would enlist six popular authors to invent contemporary versions of her oeuvre.

"But I know that his students in Chicago always considered it a poor imitation of his Farnsworth house, so that's probably what he thought.

As Ilyria, Jennifer McKenna, who isn't much more than three feet tall and is possessed of a marvelous vocal elasticity (she is capable of a gleefully unselfconscious Munchkin imitation), so exploits her unusual physical qualities that you believe that an alternative universe just might exist.

KEEP IT LEGAL UK Gun Law "Statutory controls on firearms Section 36 makes it an offence for a person to manufacture, sell or import a realistic imitation firearm or to modify a firearm or imitation firearm so that it becomes a realistic imitation firearm".

Well, success breeds imitation, so the Democrats began to fight back.

She has been answering on my imitations, so we'll see in New York.

Most rifles come with an imitation scopes that don't magnify, so those are typically useless.

It is an imitation of an imitation, something that has been re-envisioned so many times that the original model is no longer relevant or recognizable.

Sort out your jewellery whether it is imitation, pearl, gold, and silver so that you can use different methods for cleaning them.

This imitation is so persuasive that few have noticed how little understanding of religious feeling its author shows.