Sentences with EPIGONOUS
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"The artist's work was derivative and epigonous."
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"The novel was criticized for its epigonous plot and lack of originality."
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"The band's music was often dismissed as epigonous of an earlier, more successful group."
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"The filmmaker's latest movie felt epigonous and failed to make a lasting impact."
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"Her poetry was accused of being epigonous of the great poets who came before her."
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"The fashion designer's collection was considered epigonous of a popular trend from the previous season."
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"The playwright's work was praised for its originality and avoiding an epigonous style."
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"While the artist's early paintings showed promise, later works became increasingly epigonous."
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"The author's attempt at writing in the style of a famous novelist came across as epigonous and forced."
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"Her behavior was epigonous of her role model, mimicking every action and word."
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"The poet's style is epigonous, imitating the famous writers of the past."
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"The novelist's work was deemed epigonous, lacking originality and creativity."
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"Her painting was criticized for being epigonous, copying the techniques of a renowned artist."
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"The film received negative reviews for its epigonous plot, resembling a previous blockbuster."
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"The fashion designer's collection was considered epigonous, following the trends set by others."
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"The musician's new song sounded epigonous, borrowing heavily from a popular track."
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"The choreographer's routine seemed epigonous, lacking innovative dance moves."
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"The play was criticized for its epigonous dialogue, resembling the works of a famous playwright."
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"His poetry often came across as epigonous, mimicking the style of famous poets."
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"The artist's work was dismissed as epigonous, merely imitating the techniques of others."
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"The novel was deemed epigonous, following the structure and themes of a well-known book."
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"The director's film was criticized for being epigonous, imitating the visual style of an established filmmaker."
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"Her singing voice sounded epigonous, reminiscent of a popular singer's tone."
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"The writer's story felt epigonous, closely resembling a classic tale."
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"The composer's symphony was considered epigonous, drawing heavily from a famous musical piece."
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"His artwork was accused of being epigonous, replicating the techniques of a celebrated painter."
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"The band's latest album was criticized as epigonous, copying the sound of another successful group."
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"The playwright's work seemed epigonous, imitating the structure of a renowned play."
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"The poet's verses were dismissed as epigonous, lacking originality and fresh ideas."
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"The dancer's performance felt epigonous, borrowing moves from a famous choreographer."
