Epigone example sentences

"Epigone" Example Sentences

1. He was an epigone of the great writer.
2. His work was seen as an epigone of the master.
3. His work was a mere epigone of the original.
4. He was a pale epigone of the great artist.
5. It was an epigone of the original masterpiece.
6. He was an epigone of the great painter.
7. He was an epigone of the renowned author.
8. He was an epigone of the renowned philosopher.
9. His work was a poor epigone of the classic.
10. His work was an uninspired epigone of the original.
11. He was an epigone of the great thinker.
12. It was a pale epigone of the original work.
13. His work was a mere epigone of the classic.
14. He was a mere epigone of the great writer.
15. His work was an inferior epigone of the original.
16. His work was an uninspired epigone of the classic.
17. He was a pale epigone of the renowned author.
18. It was an epigone of the renowned philosopher's work.
19. His work was an uninspired epigone of the master.
20. He was an epigone of the great artist's work.
21. It was an epigone of the great thinker's work.
22. He was an epigone of the classic masterpiece.
23. His work was a poor epigone of the original.
24. He was a mere epigone of the renowned author.
25. It was an epigone of the great painter's work.
26. His work was an inferior epigone of the classic.
27. It was a pale epigone of the great writer's work.
28. It was an epigone of the renowned philosopher.
29. He was an epigone of the great thinker's work.
30. His work was a mere epigone of the original.
31. He was a pale epigone of the great artist's work.
32. His work was an uninspired epigone of the master.
33. He was an epigone of the classic masterpiece.
34. It was a pale epigone of the renowned author's work.
35. His work was a poor epigone of the classic.
36. It was an epigone of the great painter.
37. He was a mere epigone of the original masterpiece.
38. His work was an inferior epigone of the original.
39. He was a mere epigone of the great writer's work.
40. He was an epigone of the renowned philosopher's work.

Common Phases

Decline; Oblivion; Imitation; Derivation; Repetition.