Sentence examples for they are imitated from inspiring English sources

Evolutionary game theory models are frequently claimed to cover both processes in which strategies are inherited and those in which they are imitated.

Often they are imitating what they see".

Perhaps without ever having read him, they are imitating Barthes's approach to culture.

Since their first duty is to present only the shells of the performances they are imitating, they are only rarely able to fill those exteriors with a transforming interpretive force.

They are imitating an adult who they have seen.

Twelfth-century trouvères and troubadours left a large corpus of melodies and sung verse; they were imitated throughout Europe.

Accompanied by small struck bronze token coins, these were issued from Campanian mints, and they probably continued to the Second Punic War, terminating in a new issue of silver coins of Roman style and types (marked ROMA), including Jupiter in a quadriga (four-horse chariot) from which their name, quadrigati, derived; they were imitated in electrum by the Carthaginians in Capua.

They were imitated all over India and led to both the resurgence of Hinduism and the development of all modern languages of the subcontinent.

Now, it turns out those babbling baby bats aren't just mindlessly cooing--they're imitating the songs of the big guys in their colonies: adult males with territories and harems.

They were imitating a stork.

Was it because they were imitating him?