imitator造句

A mimic or an imitator.

But, Ning isn't just an imitator, as can be seen from Crazy Stone.

He is an outstanding imitator and can impersonate all the well-known politicians.

Never imitate consciously, but do not worry about being an imitator; take pains instead to admire what is good.

The advantage of mimicry was clear. Monkeys looked longer at the imitator than they did at the other experimenter, and they chose to stand in front of the imitator more often.

Methods an embolic colloidal substance with stable swelling value was embedded in an extracorporeal model which was used as an imitator of femoral artery blood flow velocity.

THE uncanny resemblance between Cormac McCarthy's recent novel, "The Road", and Jim Crace's new book, "The Pesthouse", does not mean Mr Crace is an imitator.

Still, as they say, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, and it's probably the best way to learn. But, Ning isn't just an imitator, as can be seen from Crazy Stone.

Poetry is discovered to be an imitation thrice removed from the truth, and Homer, as well as the dramatic poets, having been condemned as an imitator, is sent into banishment along with them.