Yet once in power himself, Brown tried hard to mimic everything Blair did, grasping after his elusive success.
Yet the report urges the Times to mimic everything from their a/b testing to their headline writing.
The liquid comes in dozens of flavors, mimicking everything from a standard cigarette to a piña colada or bubble gum.
Or did his attempt to mimic everything Mr. McCain does -- including his risible, loophole-laden campaign finance "reform" package -- leave him looking like an insecure adolescent?
But only McVicar would be creatively alive to the detailed way Handel's vocal lines can be made to mimic everything from oriental Bollywood-style routines to machinegun fire.
New cars are also tested, of course, at places like General Motors' huge proving ground in Milford, Mich., with 132 miles of roads designed to mimic everything from the jarring cobblestones of Belgium to the steepest hills of San Francisco.
Everyone's story is similar: migrating and intermittent symptoms, unsympathetic or uncomprehending doctors, late diagnosis and frequent relapse, complaints so protean that they mimic everything from lupus or multiple sclerosis to chronic fatigue syndrome or Alzheimer's disease.
As a child, she'd mimic everything from ambulance sirens to the hiss of a kettle; now, at 25, she still can't resist imitating the accents she finds particularly interesting – even when it gets her into trouble.
The cliffs here were high, and walking along underneath them I became fixated on the way the clayey mud mimicked everything from the finials and volutes of Gothic architecture to the physiognomy of the human face.
The PS4's new DualShock 4 now comes with concave triggers and rubbery thumbsticks, whilst the Xbox One's controller adds vibration in the triggers that can mimic everything from gun recoil to hearbeats.
