Sentence examples for a brilliant impression of from inspiring English sources
My symptoms remain mostly invisible to others: pins and needles in the hands, blurred vision, fatigue, muscle weakness and imbalance (I often give a brilliant impression of being drunk when I am not).
Friday's Sportsday Live will soon be doing a brilliant impression of a "football live text" when Man City v Real Madrid kicks off at 11 00 BST.
'SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE' AND OTHER POLITICAL POWERS -- On "SNL," Darrell Hammond's scathingly funny impression of Al Gore (the tilted head, the slight drawl, the word "lockbox") was matched by Will Ferrell's equally brilliant impression of a dazed and confused George W. Bush, snickering his way toward the presidency.
He used to do impressions of his Irish French teacher and, bizarrely, his mother told him he did a brilliant Idi Amin impression when he was small.
Ferris was selected for the 2009 British and Irish Lions squad but, after making a brilliant early impression in South Africa, suffered a knee injury which ended his tour.
Ms. Lee made a lasting impression in 2008 when she gave a brilliant performance of a demanding program at Zankel Hall for which, in the second half, she wore an eco-friendly recital dress made from recycled grape juice pouches.
A brilliant beard of ice.
A brilliant collection of annotated primary sources.
