Sentence examples for impossible to imitate from inspiring English sources

It's impossible to imitate; one can just marvel at it.

His effect is nearly impossible to imitate; Ms. Stringari has tried.

He spits out nonsense syllables like a machine gun, communicating in a private language nearly impossible to imitate.

Moravec's ultimate argument is that computers are great at reasoning, but the often unconscious, sensorimotor knowledge that has evolved in the human brain over billions of years is impossible to imitate.

In addition to enabling a clearer call-to-action, Visualead said the new QR codes are "practically impossible to imitate" which will help Alibaba, and other retailers, battle counterfeits.

It's impossible to imitate this sound.

Where Belichick's style worked, it was also difficult to imitate, impossible to replicate.

Imitating prestigious individuals may confer advantages similar to imitating people who are skillful or successful, however.

Initially, during his five-day recording, he tried to imitate Pacino's voice, but found it impossible, saying "no one can out-Al Pacino Al Pacino".

We would suggest to Marshmello that he develop a costume that was a little harder to imitate, but even Daft Punk's high tech gear has inspired imitations that are nearly impossible to distinguish from the original.

It's now impossible to enumerate the hundreds of works heavily indebted to her unique brand of dance theatre, trying to imitate Bausch's surreal voyages into memory, pleasure and pain.