Sentence examples for write by imitation from inspiring English sources
He learned to write by imitation.
The new plays that appeared in Paris mainly pastorals and tragicomedies were written by Classical scholars as imitations of the Italian commedia erudita, but the French love of order resulted in the intensification of the dramatic unities of time, place, and action.
He reportedly paid a record $7m for the US rights to The Imitation Game, whose screenplay was written by Chicago-born Graham Moore. Chicago-born Graham Moore
The muhammes, a five-line poem, was generally reserved for a type of poetic imitation in which a second poet closed the poem by writing three lines that mimicked the style of the opening couplet, written by a first poet.
Three voices take us through the work's new material (written by Dani Davis and Jason Howland): the theater singers LaChanze and J. Robert Spencer, and MiG Ayesa, described in the notes as an "international rock star" who adopts a generous Axl Rose imitation.
From the 1960s, Conan gained a wider audience as novels about him, written in imitation of Howard's style by L. Sprague de Camp and Lin Carter, were published.
A Graham Moore, Best Adapted Screenplay: The precocious thirteen-year-old who wrote "The Imitation Game" (O.K., he's actually in his thirties) began his speech by thanking Oprah, so right away he was on solid footing.
"Rachel wrote an imitation of Plato's Republic that I still have.
The earliest imaginative literature to reflect the new taste for moral analysis and refinement was written in imitation of the pastoral literature of Italy and Spain; the masterpiece of the genre was L'Astrée (1607 27; Astrea) by Honoré d'Urfé.
These were attempts to revive the genre of medieval romance, and written in imitation of medieval prose.
