Mimicking in a sentence

After his show got canceled in 2018, he restarted his TV career with mimicking other reality court shows, but with the same personality in the judge’s seat.

A photo that was released after the incident showed smiling police officers mimicking the hold.

Boone’s antics included drawing a line in the dirt off the plate and mimicking Diaz’s strikeout call.

But the racing scenes take on an eerie, otherworldly quality, mimicking the deep focus vision of a racing driver seeking the next few miles of road.

Executive presidents and prime ministers in democratic countries need to refrain from making unilateral declarations of disputed lands or territories as belonging to one country or another in order to dissuade autocrats from mimicking them.

In keeping with the book-inspired design, B&O's logo has been printed sideways, mimicking the spine of a book.

In reference to the players' love of darts, he and Marcus Tavernier famously celebrated a goal against Derby County by mimicking Peter 'Snakebite' Wright.

It's the foundation on which plenty of games in the genre are judged, and the shift away from the over-the-top, flashy racers of the PlayStation 2 shows that fans are more excited by the thought of a racing game mimicking real life.

It was his first game back since the birth of his first child, and Kuemper celebrated the victory by mimicking the motion of rocking a baby.

Mimicking human intelligence and performance requires having one system that is both predictive and generative, and that system will need to perform both of these functions at high levels of accuracy.

Mimicking the scene from 2018's Avengers: Infinity War, Dom Toretto is cast as the Thanos of memes and his frequent overtaking of other popular meme formats makes that comparison quite apt.

One hour later another post mimicking the chorus of the Eminem song Without Me is shared.

Ozempic – which is the brand name for semaglutide – works by mimicking a hormone that regulates appetite to create the feeling of fullness.

She said: “Anyone who lives with a dog will likely have experienced their dog apparently mimicking them or demonstrating a level of social learning through collaboration.

The ATA achieves tissue-like functions by mimicking the microstructure of natural tissues, Shi added.

The Collector's edition of the release comes with replicas of the film's original theatrical poster, lobby cards, a prism sticker, and a collectible enamel pin, as well as a poster mimicking the successful teaser campaign.

The design doesn't stick out, mimicking the classic shape of the 1950s Tulip Chair, but it remains an elegant addition to a home.

The drugs work by suppressing appetite by mimicking the hormone glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1), which is released after eating, making people feel so they eat less and lose weight.

The drug works as an appetite suppressant by mimicking a hormone called Glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1).

The Duke of Sussex told his wife not to take a photo in front of the Taj Mahal as he did not want people to think she was mimicking his mother.