Sentence examples for imitation works from inspiring English sources
"imitation works" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you are referring to copies of works of art or literature, or when referring to works of art or literature that are inspired by another work. For example, "The author was so inspired by Shakespeare's plays, that they decided to create their own imitation works."
Imitation works an effect worse than ignorance, not merely teaching nothing but engendering a positive perverted preference for ignorance over knowledge.
"Imitation" works on several fronts: it moves fluidly through three different time frames -- the 50's when Turing is being persecuted by the police for indecent behavior (i.e. homosexual encounters); his prep school past; and his time at Bletchley when he and his team cracked the code.
This means that they saw the tondo as imitation work, possibly of a later date.
Ms. Peterman and Mr. Asner do the best they can, but the writing is too banal and heavy-handed to disguise how pale an imitation "Working Class" is of older, better sitcoms.
Buyers, who by now had got into the full swing of things, loved the next imitation work, "Kellogg's Cornflakes [Los Angeles Type]." The title describes what the eye sees — an original idea in contemporary art that bears witness to the genius of its author, Andy Warhol.
Nor can a good (philosophical) version of imitation work as opposite to the poetic kind.
Several plotlines emerge from the mix of photographs, texts, drawings, comics and Huebler's painted imitations of works by Cézanne, Mondrian, Picasso and de Chirico.
She is, in a sense, donning a male disguise herself — as she has done repeatedly over the past two decades in witty imitations of works by blue-chip father figures like Barnett Newman and Frank Stella.
Several plotlines having to do with money, power and ambition emerge from the mix of photographs, texts, drawings, comics and painted imitations of works by Cézanne, Mondrian and de Chirico.
Warhol's intriguing lines were derived from (and probably an imitation of) the works of Ben Shahn and Leonard Baskin, who were well known among artists at the time.
