Sentence examples for perils of emulating from inspiring English sources
To that end, Cruz is emulating the only Reagan he is capable of emulating — the strident one, the losing one — which is, or ought to be, another object lesson in the perils of emulating Reagan at all.
To that end, Cruz is emulating the only Reagan he is capable of emulating the strident one, the losing one which is, or ought to be, another object lesson in the perils of emulating Reagan at all.
But don't think of emulating him.
Which parts were worthy of emulating?
What CCP Games has no intention of emulating?
The evidence points to the defendant trying to emulate the actions of the Dexter character who he idolised," he added, claiming the case was a sad testament to the "perils of how young people can become entrenched in modern TV blockbusters involving violence which shockingly led to a copy-cat killing in real life".
The Perils of Positivity.
The bewildering perils of Baghdad.
Ah, the perils of major championship golf.
