Sentence examples for may have emulated from inspiring English sources

Shakespeare may have emulated Marlowe's charismatic overreachers, Tamburlaine and Faustus, in "Richard III," and taken up Marlowe's "Jew of Malta" in "The Merchant of Venice," another dark comedy with a villainous stage Jew who exposes the hypocrisy of the Christians around him.

Oppenheimer respected and liked Pauli and may have emulated his personal style as well as his critical approach to problems.

The design of the hall may have emulated Gaunt's hall at Kenilworth; at the very least, it was a powerful symbol of Thomas's authority and status.

Infants may have emulated the goal of the relatively unfamiliar leg actions.

Mr Bush might have emulated him.

Few other countries have emulated Sweden in providing this guarantee.

Great teachers down the centuries have emulated this practice.

Rivals have emulated his ornate, ivory-laden designs.

But as he tries to dig himself out tonight, he may wish he had emulated the old man, at least when it comes to slicing the deficit and playing nice with the allies.

I've emulated all the old guys – Tennyson, Alexander Pope.

De Brus may have been emulating his peers in Yorkshire, who had founded monastic institutions for their religious obligations.