Sentence examples for the most imitated from inspiring English sources

Long keeps a running tally of the most imitated celebrities across the social web, including Justin Bieber (2,034 imitators), Pope Francis (1,820 imitators) and Beyoncé (2,379 imitators).

A prodigy who transformed the art of screen acting, he was the most imitated American actor.

The most imitated figure among young Asian filmmakers right now is the maverick Hong Kong director Wong Kar-Wong

The same year's Rottweiler T-shirt is maybe one of the most imitated designs of the last five years.

"Hitchcock is one of the most imitated directors of all time," says Mark Glancy, a film professor at the University of London.

His loose, sensuous, exhilarating style is one of the most imitated around, but few can strike his seemingly effortless balance between finesse and immediacy.

In the latest work from this most imitated and parodied of living American playwrights, Mr. Mamet knocks the four-letter stuffing out of his own staccato style.

Quentin Tarantino went so far as to name his production company "A Band Apart," and he, Hal Hartley and numerous others have paid tribute to (or ripped off) the glorious dance that sends the middle section soaring, probably the single most imitated sequence in art films.

In recent years, though, a decidedly unsexy brand — derided for decades, with little sign of an image improvement — has become one of the city's most imitated: the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.

Sure, he painted the world's most imitated fashion and film faces, but he believed that "my means is make-up - the end is sharing my views".

By 1946 he was second only to the singer he most imitated, Bing Crosby, among vocalists in Billboard magazine's annual poll.