How to pronounce “inimitable” in English

Any attempt to visualize the behavior of the microscopic subatomic entities makes a mockery of our intuition."They behave in their own inimitable way," said Feynman, "which technically could be called the quantum-mechanical way.They behave in a way that is nothing like you've ever seen before.

And a recent Wall Street Journal article quoted, "Every investor can learn something from him.Instead of trying to mimic the inimitable brilliance of Mr.Buffettt, maybe more investors should emulate the common sense and patience of Mr. Gayner."

ANDY McAFEE: Not in descending order.I fall back on something that Larry Summers says, in his inimitable fashion, whenever somebody brings up education.

But what really offended the British is that the Aboriginal people had no interest in improving on their material lot.And since optimism progress through time was the ethos of European society, the British, in their inimitable way, concluded the Aboriginal people weren't human.As recently as 1902 in the lifetime of my grandfather, it was debated in parliament in Melbourne as to whether or not Aboriginal people were human or not.

became the focus of this new book.Sure. I'd like to start by saying that's a quote from Elizabeth Kubler-Ross, the inimitable Elizabeth Kubler-Ross, who I think was one of the most brilliant mindsof the 20th century with regard to grief and grieving.

found that the art schools of the day were very limited in their scope of creativity, actually.They actually forced people into certain boxes and drawing styles that Walt didn't support, but again, in his inimitable style of "no, because as opposed to yes,if"-- let's forget about sending our people to art school.

Phil Rosenthal: Again my parents. No. I, they're very special people. They are kindof the stars. Most people see them as the stars of the movie. They'd steal the movie I think. They're inimitable. You had a question right here. Are we doing microphone passing?All right. Here we go.