Sentence examples for the imitated from inspiring English sources
verb
To follow as a model or a pattern; to make a copy, counterpart or semblance of.
But they at least learned to demand that it be executed with some subtlety and humanity, some fundamental sympathy for the imitated.
It is the master's own delirious Wagnerian-Arthurian marathon, beginning here with the winsome young hobbit Frodo Baggins protecting the ring from the dark Lord of Mordor (pronounced with a preposterous Olde Welshe type rolling "r"), which has become the imitated classic.
Performances resulted from the MOPSO-based dynamic routing algorithm would be discussed by conducting a series of inspection tasks in the imitated offshore wind farm.
In contrast, in deceptive flowers variability in floral traits is presumed to be higher so that pollinators are not able to learn to discriminate between the deceptive flower and the imitated rewarding model (Ayasse et al., 2000).
The number of root hairs was counted from one side of a 1 mm segment from the imitated differentiation region of the 5-day-old roots, and at least eight roots were measured for each stain.
The birds imitated the song.
The simulation imitated the actual imaging process of XVI.
The boys imitated the voice of Mother Dear and Witch.
The actors merely imitated the outward behaviour of the characters.
The guitar imitates the great masters of the valiha.
The background imitates the desert landscape from the cartoons.
