Sentence examples for were imitated by from inspiring English sources

Indian miniatures inspired Rembrandt, just as European paintings were imitated by Islamic, especially Mughal, artists.

These collectors were imitated by others in northern Europe who were similarly interested in antique culture.

The missionary travels of Francisco Garcés from New Mexico to California in 1775 76 were imitated by other Spanish Franciscans.

Gold halos or crowns were added and costume textures were imitated by the gold-leaf-and-paint estofado technique.

He appointed Vivek Kundra as the United States' first chief information officer and launched a flurry of Internet-based open-data efforts that were imitated by several cities.

Yet for more than 40 years she was an original whose look, cooking and domestic arrangements were imitated by many, appearing in hundreds of magazine features and advertisements.

It was imitated by the South Carolina code of 1740.

"Imperishable things are imitated by those that are involved in change, e.g. earth and fire.

On some birds and animals the feathers or pelts are imitated by slightly more impressionistic brushstrokes.

Maybelle Carter's innovative playing style would eventually be imitated by countless country and folk guitarists.

The type of mass-based party described above was imitated by many nonsocialist parties.