It was constructed in an unusual Uralian style, thus becoming the only church in Europe imitating directly the wooden churches of the Urals.

Without directly imitating Regina, Joyce made her legacy glow.

Beyond a general thematic sympathy between the two finales, Bizet directly imitates Gounod's closing phrase in his own work, drawing on the same rhythmic shape and architecture to create a miniature coda.

She also watched video clips of her on YouTube and tried to "get the flavor of her speech across" without directly imitating her accent.

However, these titles had their own distinct editorial approach, and did not directly imitate Mad.

It is performed by griots (or iggawen in Hassaniya) who are singers who have acquired their art by directly imitating the musical talents of their ancestors.

After observing other firms' competitive advantage, a firm can directly imitate the resource possessed by the innovative firm.

Especially beneficial were those interactions in which the mother directly imitated or expanded on children's verbalizations.

It is covered in a combination of adobe-colored stucco and green terra cotta, and its carefully sculptured setbacks mount upward in a way that relates to the shape of the Goodhue building without directly imitating it.

James I and his work The Kingis Quair represent the first phase of Chaucerianism, which purposefully and directly imitates the works of Chaucer while preserving the Scottish author's own uniqueness.