Sentence examples for straightforward imitation from inspiring English sources
Since figural sculpture moved away from straightforward imitation, the human form has been subjected to an enormous variety of interpretations.
Their appeal was so broad that it forced the Rolling Stones to seek their identity sometimes in the shadow of it or in straightforward imitation, as with their own psychedelic album, but mostly in contrast to it.
Blore's design inspired another straightforward imitation on the eastern shore of the Black Sea: the Dadiani Palace in Zugdidi that was commissioned by the last Princess of Mingrelia in 1873 and, at the time of the Russian Revolution, was in possession of the House of Murat.
Mr. Friedman's pleasant but unexceptional songs don't add as much as they usually do to Civilians shows, perhaps because most of them are straightforward imitations of bland, folk-inflected Christian pop.
Far from being straightforward translations, "Imitations" is a free reinvention a brilliant embellishment, even of the works of other poets, including Rimbaud, François Villon and Boris Pasternak.The poems are marked by that same vehemence and urgency that characterise so much of Lowell's other work.
Melodic imitation is more frequent in the chansons, and the rhythms of the chansons are more straightforward than those of the masses.
Success always breeds imitation.
Success dictated widespread imitation.
Actually, it's imitation".
It felt like pure imitation.
