| 1. | But Larry Baker's debut novel is anything but imitative.
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| 2. | "They trigger imitative behavior, " he said.
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| 3. | Typically, these continental works were fugues or other imitative forms.
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| 4. | Lindsay refers to the imitative or copycat behavior in social animals.
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| 5. | This type of play includes two elements : imitative and imaginative.
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| 6. | But Bass Hall is not slavishly imitative or backward looking.
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| 7. | It is an empathic, imitative response that even little children have.
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| 8. | That, and suspended somewhere between the quaintly nostalgic and crudely imitative.
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| 9. | Children are imitative, and parents need to model the right behavior.
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| 10. | It would certainly be foolish to call Kaufman's script imitative.
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