Sentence examples for rule of emulation from inspiring English sources
Electric roms.com's FAQ page can explain this rule of emulation.
A century of successful nonviolent mass movements, in fact, makes the case that America's bloody insurrection against British rule was the anomaly, and perhaps not worthy of emulation.
Playing by the rules is for suckers; this man is clearly a genius, and worthy of emulation.
ISIS is a "post-Medina" movement: it looks to the actions of the first two Caliphs, rather than the Prophet Muhammad himself, as a source of emulation, and it forcefully denies the Saudis' claim of authority to rule.
The lines of emulation are starkly obvious.
One of Sistani's honorifics is "marjah," or "the object of emulation"; another chant went, "The object of emulation is the true Iraqi democracy".
Accordingly, the "West" went from being an object of emulation to a target of resentment.
This kind of emulation was a key technique in Europe from the Renaissance to the age of Manet.
Khomeini, after all, was a theologian of repute, indeed an Object of Emulation, the highest rank for a Shia cleric.
Super Nintendo: The big daddy of emulation.
What a model worthy of emulation his life is for the rest of us.
