Sentence examples for some sort of imitation from inspiring English sources

This presumably will prompt them to realize that they too should be asleep, activate some sort of imitation reflex and cause them to conk out.

These phenomena can be understood as 'priming' of pre-existing brain records corresponding to objects or actions [24], but they cannot account for acquisition of a novel procedure We consider, therefore, that some sort of imitation is implied: but which, of the several mechanisms that have been proposed?

This sort of "imitation learning" is yielding smarter, more adaptive robots for physical therapy, search-and-rescue missions, and space applications.

The Chavin style must have left some sort of a tradition, however, as Roman art left a tradition in the Middle Ages, because we find both imitations and derivatives of it in later times.

Some sort of scam?

Some sort of managed it.

Then some sort of chortle.

Or some sort of energy?

Some sort of sex club?

Some sort of sporting event.

Some sort of superiority thing.