Sentence examples for should have emulated from inspiring English sources

He was also hustling back and doing menial work defensively, something Messi and the Argentine stars should have emulated.

He perhaps should have emulated Demichelis in conceding a penalty and being sent off early on, and was eventually left floundering by Messi for the opening goal.

There are those who say Mr. Bush should have emulated Rudy Giuliani's empathetic leadership after 9/11, or Dad's in the first gulf war, and attended some of the funerals of the 379 Americans killed in Iraq.

Mr Bush might have emulated him.

It should be no surprise that police manipulation of crime data has been reported in other jurisdictions — Baltimore, New Orleans, even Paris — where the police have emulated New York's tactics.

Few other countries have emulated Sweden in providing this guarantee.

Rivals have emulated his ornate, ivory-laden designs.

I've emulated all the old guys – Tennyson, Alexander Pope.

Comically, in January 2014 Krugman sought to argue that France was the role model Britain should have sought to emulate.

The conditions of the bailout therefore should have been conditions that emulate the kind of public sector reform and investment strategy that characterises many of the competitive powerhouses of northern Europe – including Germany.

Now 39, he has no desire to emulate Nureyev, who "should have given up 15 years earlier".