It mimics a war and is more serious than youth violence".
He mimics her looking at him from above her glasses like a stern headmistress: "What is your problem?
Seneca himself mimics the accusations of his critics, who ask, "Why do you talk so much better than you live?"Perhaps, in theory, the philosophical ideal could be achieved in life.
In Breaking the Spell, Dennett quotes Pascal Boyer, who suggests that music is a supernormal stimulus which mimics and heightens the effects of speech, and that we make symmetrical patterns with textiles, buildings, gadgets to deliberately "overstimulate [our] visual cortex".
And perhaps the finding and matching of objects mimics tasks our brains are good at, but don't get to do very much any more, like searching for ripe fruit in tangled thickets, or picking stones out of dried lentils.
The easy way to think of Xiaomi is as a Chinese smartphone maker which mimics Apple's designs.
The second blast – timed to go off as people rescued the victims from the first one – mimics the tactics used in earlier blasts by the group.
This mimics the production methods of the better Czech and German lagers.
Anns Hill is a handsome 18th-century house whose design mimics Wordsworth's childhood home in Cockermouth, two miles away.
The aim is to create a less opaque European system that mimics national politics.
But in Malaysia, at least, a large number of Myrmarachne are poor mimics of particular ants.
