Sentence examples for precise imitation from inspiring English sources

Subjects are satirized by way of precise imitation — you laugh harder because it looks like the real thing.

In general, the styles of the two nations can be characterized as a combination of symbolism and realism, wherein naturalistic forms predominantly human and animal figures are rendered not in precise imitation of nature but in an exaggerated manner.

Although he was an avid reader and memorizer of Shakespeare, his performing experience had been confined to an acting-school production of "Twelfth Night" and, more recently, to taunting Vivien Leigh — then Mrs. Laurence Olivier — with a nastily precise imitation of Olivier's Agincourt speech from "Henry V".

I'd entertain her with my uncannily precise imitation of the presenters' limitless selling skills.

This very simple song is acquired by precise imitation from an adult neighboring male [39].

Therefore, a more precise imitation of insect behavior during herbivory will be necessary, allowing imitation of both the pattern and amount of damage in a quantifiable and repeatable manner.

With DTW spacing registration method, the requirement for precise trajectory imitation was not so high.

Kevin Klein does his best Chuck Close imitation with precise portrait pencil drawings like "Don" (2002), where his unwavering super realistic technique abounds.

This makes it very difficult to convey, in a few examples, the precise nature of the imitation.

Imitation of the overall organization of motor actions, without necessarily duplicating (as in impersonation) the precise actions, has been defined as program-level imitation [59], [75].

Work from this period, such as the extraordinary Ullswater, Early Morning (1824, Art Gallery of New South Wales) shows a capacity for meticulous imitation in rendering precise reflection in still water.