The afore-mentioned over-imitation studies, where people copy both relevant and irrelevant actions demonstrated by others, provides evidence for this.
Mr. Waits has sued Audi over imitations of his voice in commercials, and in 1993 he won a $2.5-million 2.5-milliont Frito-Lay for a Doritosuit.
The effect strongly suggested Herbie Hancock, but without tipping over into imitation.
Or the fact that the few I've eaten, posh or not, have been soggy, over-sauced imitations of the real thing.
Imitation over and over again is an excellent way to learn.
Extension cords squiggled all over the imitation cobblestones.
When the blood washed down like a curtain over my imitation John Lennon wire-rim glasses, I blurted out, "Ha-ha, you got me!" and fell down.
Human rights groups accuse Lukashenko, president since 1994, of presiding over an imitation Soviet regime with secret police, fraudulent elections, and jailed opponents.
Star Wars fans are drooling over their imitation lightsabres in anticipation of the final episode, in which Anakin transforms from a moody tyro into Kenobi's sinister nemesis, Darth Vader.
Publicly associating Grapico with genuine grape juice allowed J. Grossman's Sons to compete directly with real grape juice producers such as Welch Grape Juice Co. and have an advantage over other imitation grape flavored beverage producers.
The scaffolding of Fox's "24," strong enough to bear controversy and complaint, was beginning to wobble, the show's take-no-prisoner's tone worn down by over-use and imitation.
