Sentence examples for a fine impression from inspiring English sources

(Tyson does a fine impression of King as a kind of chipmunk on coke).

Leading his first Wagner opera, the ENO's young music director Edward Gardner makes a fine impression.

We read that Mr Clinton, who is a good mimic, does a fine impression of the chairman intoning "inflation".

"Practically everything lay outside my experience," he says, doing a fine impression of one of his own characters.

"Our girls beat Pakistan despite doing a fine impression of the men with their middle order collapse.

Mr. Angle, in the sole male role at both performances, made a fine impression with his beautifully soft jumps.

Last seen, for a split second, in his prohibition flick Lawless, playing a dead man in a shot-up car, Nick Cave is doing a damn fine impression of a live one tonight.

She and Mr. Catazaro made a handsome couple, well matched in proportions and elegance, with facial features that project beautifully, and Mr. Catazaro's adult refinement as a partner made a very fine impression.

They made a particularly fine impression in Mark Baldwin's "Danses Concertantes," to the Stravinsky score of that title, which over the years has attracted many choreographers, including George Balanchine.

The graceful objectivity of Joshua Tuason's dancing made a particularly fine impression in two pieces by Lane Gifford, performed by Lane & Co.: "Off White" (a trio suggesting one woman's jealousy of, and separation from, another male-female relationship) and the dance sextet "Bi-Coastal".

Why has her contemporary Shoshana Rosenfield, who made an equally fine impression when graduating from the school, had no solo roles at all?