Sentence examples for that it mimics from inspiring English sources

Not often does a novel so expertly seduce its readers into an alternate state of consciousness that it mimics an actual dream state, where everything solid is hazily just beyond reach.

But to the considerable extent that it mimics the Ryan plan, it would be a boon for the already wealthy.

The system on No. 8026 is so authentic that it mimics the noises that subway trains make.

Abbott has always wanted expansion: "I suggested 40 per year, so that it mimics the rhythm of soap in the audience's expectation of it being there.

If "UnREAL," in the tradition of the show that it mimics, is explicitly exaggerated, blown up like a David LaChapelle photo illustration, that's part of its power.

This technique is useful for directing the viewer's attention, and is considered a "natural" camera technique in that it mimics how our eyes focus and refocus when we look at objects at different distances in our field of vision.

Next, Palau parted the hair — so far along that it mimicked bangs — then used the brand's Powder Refresh 01 Dry Shampoo, and Quick Tease 15 Backcombing Finishing Spray at the root, to add ample texture and lift.

Thermal processing was designed in such a way that it mimicked conditions used for cooking of mushroom dishes, since only a narrow group of mushrooms can be eaten raw, while indole compounds are thermolabile.

Within three weeks I found myself so anxious that it mimicked the symptoms of a heart attack.

Within three weeks I found myself so anxious that it mimicked the symptoms of a heart attack; depressed enough to cry every day about anything; and convinced I was dying.

In the latter condition, the coil was held perpendicularly to the surface of the scalp over the left M1, so that it mimicked the noise and the mechanical vibration of TMS but no magnetic stimulation actually reached the scalp [32].