Sentence examples for than emulating from inspiring English sources

Those self-appointed evangelical leaders come across as hypocrites, monetizing Jesus rather than emulating him.

There can be few things in sport more delightful than emulating the performance of your boyhood idol.

Rather than emulating the complex thought-processes of human players, computers simply resort to mindless number-crunching to decide what move to make.

Rather than emulating the equally doomed American networks, ITV brass would be better served by taking a look at younger, non-traditional media companies that are actually growing.

Besides, he says, Payne was anxious that Paul Giamatti not spend too much time in Pickett's company, so that he could build the character himself, rather than emulating the man on whom it was based.

Rather than emulating what the United States did back in the early eighteen-forties, when it allowed eight states to default (worsening the depression at the time and setting back the economies of the states for years to come), Germany needed to grit its teeth and bail out its profligate neighbors.

"In the US rather than emulate, they've engaged.

We could do worse than emulate the Europeans, who produce beautiful books that you can find in every airport.

Rather than emulate the busy, wailing style of such bebop pioneers as Gillespie, Davis explored the trumpet's middle register, experimenting with harmonies and rhythms and varying the phrasing of his improvisations.

Rather than emulate the declining US economy, Labour can formulate a new "Anglo-Saxon" model to rebuild Britain that recognises how governments, households, and businesses can work together as an investment triad that forms the foundation for equitable and stable economic growth.

Rather than emulate previous high jinks such as commandeering a television camera to pan across the exultant faces of his public or producing a mobile to pose for a selfie in front of Roma's Curva Sud, the forward simply walked rather glumly to the centre circle holding three fingers aloft.