Sentence examples for mimic of from inspiring English sources

"Basically all of Washington is a mimic of the past".

CliffsNotes was started in 1958, itself a mimic of literary notes marketed by a Canadian bookseller.

What I did was to become a mimic of old age.

Donna is no longer a wry helium mimic of a 50s croon tune, it simply is one.

Wahrman sees Collier as an artful mimic of mass-produced pamphlets and of the transient world in which he lived.

The adult borer is a day-flying mimic of the pepsid wasp.

Mr Hollande has become an accomplished mimic of his former boss's gestures, arm movements and ponderous walk.

Insects are attracted by the mimic of a nectar-bearing true flower and by a carrion-like odour.

Watch any of his remaining recordings, and there is just no arguing with his unteachable brilliance as a mimic of human voices, words and movement.

Now that mimic of a boy is a 36-year-old man trying to do something that has not been done since Ted Williams hit.406 in 1941.

The sand has so far proved an excellent mimic of regular sand, which is used to produce glass, after all.