Sentence examples for to avoid imitation from inspiring English sources

— Julia Moskin The Wine Front: "The future of Australian wine is a fight against the goddamn phonies": inspired by Holden Caulfield, Max Allen calls on the industry to avoid imitation and cheap aspiration, and to be its most authentic self.

To avoid these imitations, a multicenter study including general physicians should be considered as a next step and should be addressed in future studies.

The movie is a trifle (and should be called My Month With Marilyn), but Williams avoids imitation and gets to the heart of what might have made this sex-bomb/ambitious actress so beguiling.

The 4-year-olds consistently avoided imitation.

Do a Beatles tribute that avoids imitation and actually creates fresh arrangements.

But Ashton chose to commission a score from a contemporary composer precisely to avoid creating an imitation period ballet, and the music (written by Mr. Henze at just 34) has a darkness and discordance that often work in odd tension with what is happening onstage.

Though not a true replica, the statue known as the Goddess of Democracy temporarily erected during the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989 was similarly inspired by French democratic traditions the sculptors took care to avoid a direct imitation of the Statue of Liberty.

On occasion, Elliot resists consulting his dog-eared copy of Byron's masterpiece, presumably to avoid the siren call of imitation.

It is therefore prudent to avoid ETFs that are mere imitations of an original idea because they may not differentiate themselves from their rivals and attract investors' assets.

When the receiver is known and its reactions understood, however, the distinction is quite clear: in mimicry the signals have a special significance for the receiver and for the sender, which has evolved the signals in order to be perceived by the receiver; in camouflage the sender seeks to avoid detection by the receiver through imitation of what is neutral background to the receiver.

In my backyard in Connecticut, for instance, the caterpillar of the swallowtail butterfly Papilio troilus does a brilliant imitation of bird poop, to avoid being eaten by birds.