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Meanings of imitate life in English
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Usage of imitate life in English
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In aerial locomotion we are content to imitate life as much as possible.
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To imitate life so well the illusion was indistinguishable from the real thing?
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Does art imitate life, or life imitate art?
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Mills gets an opportunity to have art imitate life and offer sage advice to the up-and-coming starlet.
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One didn't want art to imitate life.
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The aim of art is so to imitate life as to produce in the spectator an illusion of life.
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It goes back to Ancient Greece and to the Golem: if machines can imitate life, then what is life?
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Wiccan rituals imitate life.
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He had remained true enough to himself for art to imitate life however feebly - to the very end of Misery's hackneyed adventures.
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This is life imitating art, soon to be followed by art attempting to imitate life in a city where the two are virtually inseparable.
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Religions have always imitated life, the divine always stems from the human.
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Remember, Wiccan rituals are sacred theater that celebrate life by imitating life.
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The imitated lives in the sunshine, but the imitator remains always in shadow.
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You talk about art imitating life, well, the reverse is true.
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Art imitates life in the opening scene of Craig Silvey's latest novel, Honeybee.
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The novel imitates life, where the short story is bony, and cannot wander.