Word: mimicable
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...tone of the concert is meant to mimic the variety of feelings people have experienced in the days following the tragedy—sadness but also conviction, power and hope,” says co-producer Rashmi J. Singh...
...Dolton. Shortly after they arrived, someone vandalized their home. Neither McNabb nor his parents carried a chip. They sent him to Mount Carmel High School, a diverse Catholic school on the South Side, where he honed not only his passing game but also his stand-up act. He would mimic the coaches, break-dance in the locker room--anything to keep the team loose. He hasn't stopped. When asked to name something he admired about rotund Eagles coach Andy Reid, McNabb said, "His healthy eating...
...often suggested that a child will simply mimic the voting behavior of his parents. In truth, however, even eligible adult voters are affected by the influence of their parents. According to the Center for Democracy and Citizenship, political discussion with parents is “the strongest predictor of a range of young adults’ attitudes.” Every voter is influenced by his surroundings, whether it be through friends, co-workers, family or the media. Yes, children’s views, like any person’s, will be influenced by those around them, but that does...
...next piece, “Cloud Nine,” is the most modern of the entire production. Set to Simon and Garfunkel’s “Cecelia,” the bright costumes of the dancers and strong drum rhythms mimic their playful, joyful style. The frenetic dancing reveals an impressive choreography by Kate M. Funderburk ’07; its jerky feel is intentional and mirrors the slapping and stomping of the music. Her interpretation of the music serves as a cheerful counterpart to the tragic first two pieces...
...think it’s extremely important that students feel comfortable on a campus like this, and that the diversity of the faculty mimic the phenomenal diversity of the student body,” he said...