Sentence examples for most widely imitated from inspiring English sources

Hemingway's prose style was probably the most widely imitated of any in the 20th century.

As freewheeling as it is wrenching, "Mean Streets" remains the most widely imitated film of its time.

Ritchie Blackmore, the former Deep Purple guitarist, is perhaps the most widely imitated guitarist in the world.

To this day, the image of the Beatles walking in step across Abbey Road remains one of popular music's best known and most widely imitated photographs.

Elvin perfected an extraordinary polyrhythmic attack during his years with John Coltrane, and has become the most widely imitated modern drummer.

But this is as good a time as any to acknowledge America's hippest, best-loved, most widely imitated crime writer as a national treasure.

He was the most influential, widely imitated crime writer of his era, and his career was a long one: more than 60 years.

It was long one of the most popular and widely imitated of American magazines.

By then he was the most influential and widely imitated actor of his generation.

1. "Scobby-Doo," starring a ghost-busting, stubble-chinned mutt, was one of the most popular and widely imitated cartoons of the 70's.

Ian Fleming (1908 1964), suspense-fiction novelist whose character James Bond, the stylish, high-living British secret service agent 007, became one of the most successful and widely imitated heroes of 20th-century popular fiction.