Sentence examples for true copycat from inspiring English sources
"Some people are true copycat coordinators where if you get beat on a play they're going to run exactly that same play to see whether you got the problem fixed," Mangini said.
Since no one outside of the company knows the actual recipe for Dr. Pepper, no true copycat recipe can be found in print or online.
The investors agreed that a few years ago that many sites were true copycats funded by folks who wanted China to have copies of Western sites.
Jon Amiel, a reliable Briton ("Copycat"), directed.
The true definition of a "copycat" is still very much open to interpretation.
A day spent walking from booth to booth at the Consumer Electronics Show will give anyone a few blisters, and a keen sense for distinguishing true innovators from hundreds of copycats.
"It's important," says Wa'fande, "to stay true to our time and not be a copycat.
They say the NFL is a copycat league and maybe it's true.
We tend to have the view that China is some copycat Internet backwater, and that's just not true.
Given the wide reach and lower cost of entry, it should probably come as no surprise that much of the copycatting -- and to be fair, extraordinary bursts of true innovation -- can be found online.
