Still, though mere imitations of what they once were, the pyramids are fantastic in size.
It is therefore prudent to avoid ETFs that are mere imitations of an original idea because they may not differentiate themselves from their rivals and attract investors' assets.
Yet on their return to Brazil, these artists no longer produced mere imitations of what they had seen in Europe, as their predecessors in the 19th and early 20th Centuries had done.
Art is not a mere imitation or representation of nature; art is the product of a creative force.
This is because reviewers sometimes use this term to suggest that the "clone" is a mere imitation, designed for the sole purpose of capitalizing on the success of the Grand Theft Auto series.
Segel eases into a drawl that matches the author's hesitant lips, but this is no mere imitation: He channels every complicated facet of the Wallace's personality, introducing a sympathetic loner whose softness is often belied by a hardened confusion about the world he inhabits.
In the next section I will try to point to aspects FR could learn from the (specific) practices of investigative journalism beyond mere imitation.
Yet he went well beyond mere imitation, and gave even this republican a pang of sympathy as he suggested intellectual seriousness, angst and – suddenly, surprisingly – darts of humour.
