Sentence examples for should try to emulate from inspiring English sources

"We as humans should try to emulate dogs more," one of the owners of Spot said.

The Tea Party has many strong points: fiscal sanity, orderly demonstrations and a penchant for cleanliness that the Occupy Wall Street group should try to emulate.

She was popular among young women in Hamas, though she said that not all of them should try to emulate her.

Public libraries are facing an "absolute disaster" and should try to emulate coffee shops, the author of an independent report into the service has said.

Describing last week's launch of the In campaign as "rather uncertain", Mr Salmond said the organisers should try to emulate the optimistic tone achieved by Yes Scotland in the build-up to last year's referendum on independence.

There are plenty of us who believe that the church should try to emulate the medieval model and act as a secular, as well as a sacred, space during the week.

In the same way, he believed, the architecture of a bank shouldn't try to emulate a Greek temple.

In a brilliant article published last year, Marc Andreessen highlighted that policymakers should not try to emulate Silicon Valley but instead seek to find attributes that make their own ecosystems unique.

Some researchers, like Ken Koedinger, a professor of human-computer interaction and psychology at Carnegie Mellon University, take a different view from Heffernan's: computerized tutors shouldn't try to emulate humans, because computers may well be the superior teachers.

Joe Biden is great at conveying empathy, and while Obama won't and shouldn't try to emulate Biden's heart-on-sleeve style, he'll surely be looking for opportunities this week and during the rest of the campaign to show flashes of anger, glimpses of raw emotion.

But they shouldn't try to emulate it.