Sentence examples for replicate himself from inspiring English sources

"That was a big part of his power and success – he could replicate himself, but other people could also replicate him easily".

Written and directed again by Larry and Andy Wachowski, it shows that even more is possible -- including an entirely computer-generated sequence assembled here on a vast former naval base near Oakland, in which Neo fights 100 incarnations of his nemesis, Agent Smith (Hugo Weaving), who has managed to replicate himself like a virus within the Matrix.

As Palmer noted of "The Last of the Masters", Bors can be interpreted as a symbol of infertility: "It is not clear why he does not replicate himself, or educate his human servants: it is simply a given that he is sterile.

The lyrics are as personal as Gartside gets, even though the singer has replicated himself into at least half a dozen singers, a peaceful army of voices delivering a pledge to a specific woman.

Barbour's enormous campaign budget and speeches consisting of gestures to patriotism, moral values, low taxes, jobs creation, small government but big law enforcement make clear that it is Barbour who is Junior Bush; he has replicated himself from the presidential template.

Instead, the key to success in today's economy is replicating Dan Schawbel himself and mastering a niche so that you become a trusted authority on a specific subject.

And what is working for Sunset Tower — hyper-attention to detail — will be hard to replicate as Mr. Klein stretches himself further.

Not even Sammy himself could replicate that boundary again; it was a fusion of incredible muscle memory and complete and utter arse.

It has a tint and texture that Michelangelo himself couldn't replicate.

Milgram himself replicated the experiment numerous times, in many different populations, with groups of differing backgrounds.

Mrs. Halkias said she was regularly asked to recite her famous line, while Mr. Halkias finds himself replicating the gestures he makes in the ad.