Sentence examples for to emulate something from inspiring English sources

To emulate something like that would be impossible.

Gluck tried to emulate something similar 150 years later but within the parameters of a much more staid, conventional style.

And you're contributing to the preciousness and folly of Americans trying to emulate something in France that has nothing to do with quality.

And for some reason the internet got so freakishly excited by the prospect that a little sister could possibly seek to emulate something her older brother had done that news sites everywhere reported it as another copycat act of parental defiance.

(I could have run the system on every story in the archive, but it learns better if there's a consistent tone and style for it to emulate – something leader columns, which are all written in the voice of the paper, have).

Trying to emulate something that isn't as it seems won't get you anywhere.

It's the impression that Miley may be trying to be or emulate something that she's totally not that, for some, creates an uncomfortable mood when watching the video.

"And if his character comes across as something very attractive, something that people can emulate, something that people can look up to, I think that would only be positive.

It's amazing an inanimate system on such a small scale emulates something that's living".

"It's not emulating something you've seen in some X-rated film," said Jason Chen, an associate style editor at Details.

It is not merely something to imitate -- in dress, shape, or hairstyle -- but something to emulate in terms of seeking what the Buddha himself sought and found, in order to find it in myself along with recognizing that in others, and then acting accordingly.