Sentence examples for it imitated from inspiring English sources
He couldn't pass the window of a gift or souvenir shop without seeing it imitated, parodied, or outright cribbed.
Had it imitated the Arts and Crafts style of the cottage, it would have risked overwhelming the original building.
Varma was criticized severely by later artists who saw the content of his work as only superficially Indian because, despite depicting mythological Indian themes, it imitated Western styles of painting.
Called the "German Pravda" because it imitated the Soviet newspaper so faithfully in both style and content, Neues Deutschland established in East Berlin in 1945 consistently presented news, interpretation, and educational and polemical material in strict conformity to current Soviet communist doctrines and positions.
You could have finished your search on Elizabeth Street, at the Lucien Pellat-Finet boutique, a specialty cashmere store favored by models and Vogue editors and even some wealthy customers who pay retail, where you could have bought a jewel-colored sweater for sixteen hundred dollars, only slightly less expensive than the jewels it imitated.
NASA's main strength, they said, is having 111 previous full flights of the shuttle, each of which was a test case -- recorded in masses of data -- that could be held up against the simulation to see how it imitated actual vagaries.
If it imitates exactly its predecessor's success, it will be looking at an armful of Oscars this year.
It imitates the physicality of the fiber.
Life is scariest when it imitates science fiction.
It does not have a soul, but it imitates one... Bags don't wish anybody well.
