Sentence examples for in attempting to emulate from inspiring English sources

In attempting to emulate fine painting, the range of colors spanned the rainbow: A single pavement may contain 18 shades of green, for example.

Fantastic Adventures competition included Unknown, which had been launched just a couple of months earlier, in March 1939, and Weird Tales, which was first published in 1923; but instead of attempting to emulate either one, Fantastic Adventures focused on adventure stories in the style of Edgar Rice Burroughs.

Together, their behaviour could be unpleasant, with Guru reacting to an apparent deep insecurity, attempting to emulate Shug in behaving thuggishly.

You can feel her attempting to emulate Dylan in her own early songs – but today she finds her youthful lyrics too direct, and says: "I wouldn't write like that now".

The Liberal Democrat leader is attempting to emulate his sister party in Canada, which went from a dismal third place to running the country under Justin Trudeau.

The shade currently in use has never been confirmed but – for those attempting to emulate it on the cheap – it is thought to be Pantone 18 Chinese Red.

Wales will be attempting to emulate the team of 1987, who finished third in the inaugural competition following victory over Australia.

Policies like DRM, microtransactions and attempting to emulate their competitor's hits are what got them in this mess, but they see it as the only way out.

At the same time, Stoke are now attempting to emulate what Fulham initially achieved.

Some sources have claimed that Jackson was harmlessly attempting to emulate the scene from The Lion King.

The Roland VK-7, introduced in 1997, attempted to emulate the sound of a Hammond using digital signal processing technology.