Sentence examples for true imitation from inspiring English sources
In impersonation, sometimes described as "true imitation", the imitator tries to behave as like the model as possible: the result is a close match in specific details of behaviour.
Finally, we would have found the missing link of monkey social cognition, specifically between their possession of mirror neurons [16] and some recently proved capacities in the periphery of true imitation.
Popovich even played Parker and Ford together on the floor at the end of the game against the Golden State Warriors, the truest imitation of the Spurs dual-playmaker model that he could muster without his elite shot-creating shooting guard in uniform.
It may be true that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.
Commercial production includes sour cherries (Prunus cerasus), which are frozen or canned and used in sauces and pastries, and sweet cherries (P. avium), which are usually consumed fresh and are the principal type preserved in true or imitation maraschino liqueur.
First generation apparatuses were intended primarily for true stress state imitation in rock or mineral specimens.
The iPad 2 copy cat will also feature front and rear-facing cameras, GPS, and Wi-Fi connectivity, as any true iPad 2 imitation must.
As for now, we haven't actually gotten a peak of the front of the device, but from the looks of this tablet's backside, we may have finally found a true iPad 2 imitation.
There was violent conflict on Vatican Hill in the early days of Christianity between the Jesus worshippers and pagans who quarrelled over whose God was the true, and whose the imitation.
Ms. Gail makes it a bit more sophisticated than a sitcom by tossing in some chatter that sounds vaguely high-minded -- idealized feminine beauty vs. true beauty; talent vs. imitation; art for all vs. art that doesn't transcend cultural boundaries.
This suggested that the Franciscan life was a pale imitation of true Christianity, which Wyclif's Franciscan colleagues were quick to point out.
