Sentence examples for most imitation from inspiring English sources

Before 1940 most imitation gems were made from glass with a high lead content.

Most imitation diamonds are crafted to sparkle at the top, but check to see how it sparkles and reflects from a side angle.

"Most mammals do some imitations, but primates are the most imitative of all," Givens said.

Contrary to Aristotle, he eschews, in most cases, imitation of the real world.

His painted plaster medallion of Friedrich III, Duke of Saxe-Gotha, must be the most perfect imitation of bronze ever made.

The most successful imitation so far has been RouhaniMeter, which keeps tabs on Iran's president Rouhani.

While that's not high praise, it's a step further than most meat imitation products have come.

Ed Masley of The Arizona Republic commented that "Storch does his most convincing imitation of the Neptunes writing their own Kashmir in a Middle Eastern restaurant".

One of the most important imitations of French administrative practice was the use after 1749 of crown officers, or intendants, to rule in the provinces.

The most successful imitations of jadeite are completely artificial and consist of a heavy lead glass that has been cleverly tinted to imitate jadeite's distinctive apple-green colour.

Over the past four decades, Mr. Toye and his wife have been formally accused three times of having sold or trying to sell fakes, most often imitations of paintings by the folk artist Clementine Hunter, whose work Mr. Toye professes to despise.