Sentence examples for no imitation from inspiring English sources

Depending on assigned condition, they additionally received no imitation instructions, instructions to imitate the gesture immediately (i.e., during encoding; IE), instructions to imitate (from memory) during the first posttest (i.e., during retrieval; IR), or both (IE IR).

In nondramatic theatrical productions there is no imitation of "another existence" but simply the entertainment or excitation of the audience by the performer.

Brancusi, on seeing O'Keeffe's painting, said, "There is no imitation of Europe here; it is a force — a liberating free force".

And yet there's enormous freedom for a comedian who decides that no imitation is out of bounds, as the Australian Chris Lilley showed in his underappreciated HBO series, "Angry Boys," which ran for one season.

On an immediate and delayed posttest, only the object-manipulation verbs were differentially affected by instructional method, with IE and IR being more effective than no imitation on the immediate test; IE IR and no imitation did not differ significantly.

Based on the literature, all three imitation conditions could be predicted to be more effective than no imitation.

"No copies, no imitations," Mr. Leyba, 50, said proudly.

"Now," he continued, "I want all the ladies to say 'whooo!' Only real ladies -- no imitations, no false vibrations.

Not a copy or an imitation: no seal in a bedroom, no woman lurking atop a freestanding bookcase.

The Summoner series is by no means an imitation of any other book.

Christ scenes in Sant'Apollinare Nuovo (500 526 ce) employ silver tesserae in the drawn sword of Peter in the betrayal, no doubt an imitation of steel.