Sentence examples for inspired imitation from inspiring English sources
Her troubled race hardly inspired imitation.
Like the National Football League, ESPN inspired imitation, then smote its competitors.
Her work inspired imitation by Elvis Presley and Janis Joplin, who recorded popular cover versions of Thornton's "Hound Dog" and "Ball and Chain," respectively.
Ford's success inspired imitation and competition, but his primacy remained unchallenged until he lost it in the mid 1920s by refusing to recognize that the Model T had become outmoded.
Chartered bus trips that began about a year ago in Vermont have inspired imitation in Western border states, even turning into campaign events in two U.S. Senate races this fall.
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.
This innovation did not take hold, though the poem inspired imitations along precisely the same story line.
In a survey last year, Vail's residents rated them more favourably than any other public service except the firemen.The success has inspired imitations.
Not only one of the UK's most successful global formats, it has also inspired imitations and derivations: notably SkyLiving's Four Weddings and Channel 4's Four in a Bed.
Renault's success with its basic, ultra-cheap Romanian-built Logan saloon has inspired imitations among competitors such as Toyota of Japan and South Korea's Hyundai.In December Chrysler revealed plans to farm out production of a new model to Chery, an independent Chinese carmaker.
As their involvement suggests, Boethius's dialogue was a text which popularized philosophy outside the universities, and its literary features, as well as its arguments, inspired imitations and creative adaptations, from Alain of Lille's De planctu Naturae('Nature's Lament') to, more distantly, Dante's Convivio and even Chaucer's Troilus and Criseyde.
