Sentence examples similar to a precise imitation from inspiring English sources

Although he was an avid reader and memorizer of Shakespeare, his performing experience had been confined to an acting-school production of "Twelfth Night" and, more recently, to taunting Vivien Leigh — then Mrs. Laurence Olivier — with a nastily precise imitation of Olivier's Agincourt speech from "Henry V".

Therefore, a more precise imitation of insect behavior during herbivory will be necessary, allowing imitation of both the pattern and amount of damage in a quantifiable and repeatable manner.

Lest you assume that the blackfaced Ms. Valk is speaking a whitewashed version of the text, let it be known that she articulates every "dem" and every "sho" in an uncannily precise imitation of the singsongy vocal roulades of minstrelsy.

This very simple song is acquired by precise imitation from an adult neighboring male [39].

In general, the styles of the two nations can be characterized as a combination of symbolism and realism, wherein naturalistic forms predominantly human and animal figures are rendered not in precise imitation of nature but in an exaggerated manner.

Subjects are satirized by way of precise imitation — you laugh harder because it looks like the real thing.

I'd entertain her with my uncannily precise imitation of the presenters' limitless selling skills.

Koshik's precise imitation of the acoustic characteristics of his trainers is remarkable, given that the long vocal tract of an elephant would naturally produce much lower formant frequencies [ 19].

"There is a precise clause".

A precise pitching wedge?

It's a precise business".