1.   And occasionally, Hockney demonstrates that even when he mimics early modern styles, he comes up with something that is his own, both formally and personally.

2.   At Lespinasse, for instance, Broberg purposely mimics the style of his four-star boss, Christian Delouvrier.

3.   Even the trash cans are painted to mimic the style.

4.   Mimicking the style of illustrations on ceramics, the story unfolds in scenes woven into forms shaped like vases.

5.   Sherlock ranks its findings by relevance, a presentation that mimics a style now common on the Net.

6.   The architect had helped Rivera do the drawings for the Anahuacalli structure, but disapproved of the idea of mimicking Aztec style and copying history.

7.   The idea was for the new jingle to mimic the style of the original signs, which were initially created by Allan Odell.

8.   The only other popular writing mimicked Western styles until Shih and others began to explore Taiwanese themes, such as rapid urbanization and rural island life.