Sentence examples for impossible to emulate that from inspiring English sources

Even if Roy Keane were to prove himself the new Brian Clough, it would be all but impossible to emulate that level of success on the field.

"We want to emulate that".

"We need to emulate that success".

Now the remaining Polmoses are looking to emulate that success.

Now Lexus has to try to emulate that success.

"I was trying to emulate that band.

I wanted to emulate that kind of creativity.

And they want to emulate that buzz around their companies.

The Sun Also Rises and A Farewell to Arms are two of the best novels released over the past century, and his short fiction was perhaps even better given his command of seemingly simplistic sentences that are almost impossible to emulate, making them sneakily brilliant.

He, who could so easily seem impossible to emulate, sent an unspoken message that yes, we all have the potential for great things.

Although captive breeding programs can certainly select earlier or larger animals such as those that were most successful in this study, the patterns of natural selection are impossible to emulate precisely, hence some level of domestication selection is unavoidable (Waples 1999).