Sentence examples for modelled itself from inspiring English sources
In the past year, the now famous Green movement has emerged and modelled itself on this seemingly unstoppable force.
Now in its fifth year itself, Pause festival modelled itself on the South by Southwest interactive festival in Austin, Texas.
Like the Gandhian non-violence and the US civil rights campaigns the organisation first modelled itself on, Greenpeace and its representatives have long engaged in a delicate dance with opponents who, if they chose to, could crush them like bugs.
Matlock is an old spa town that, alone among British spa towns, has decided not to take the Bath and Buxton route to geriatric poshness, but modelled itself instead on Margate.
Yale modelled itself of Oxford, and both are highly theoretical universities, doing 'non-applied' research.
The Southern gentility depicted by Mitchell had modelled itself on the novels of Sir Walter Scott.
Whilst the comparison between NO X, NO2 and O3 for both modelled and observed concentrations is informative it is less helpful in identifying weaknesses in the chemistry model itself.
So in a strange inversion, while Dogme 95, the Danish art-film movement on which this book is loosely modelled, set itself puritanically against Hollywood film, Blincoe and Thorne really want to embrace Hollywood, despite their avowed puritanism.
A virtual copy of the British show of the same name (which can be seen on BBC America, in between all those backyard-makeover shows, and which is itself modelled on "Friends"), "Coupling" involves three men and three women in their thirties who hang out in a pub and say cruel and supposedly titillating things to one another.
Like Burley and Wyclif, he was firmly convinced that our thought is modelled on reality itself, so that it reproduces reality in all its elements, levels, and inner relations.
He said the "train plan itself, although modelled extensively all the way through, does not appear to be working sufficiently robustly with the new infrastructure".
