Sentence examples for a superb impression from inspiring English sources

Paul McGann is doing a superb impression of Emlyn Hughes, the late Liverpool and England footballer.

It made a superb impression at the London film festival last year, and watched again now for the UK release, it seems to have even more of "the freshness and glory of a dream" – to quote the Wordsworth so earnestly recited by one of its teenage characters.

Yet Durang lets her unleash a superb, goofy Maggie Smith impression that levitates her character and releases us from the gloom of her existence, at least for a time.

The station's lavishly decorated lobby and ornate ceilings create a superb first or last impression, and the terminus is slowly being renovated.

A group of Rembrandt etchings and drypoints includes his visionary "Three Crosses" (1653), a superb early fourth-state impression in which this artist dramatically reinterpreted his original concept of this Crucifixion scene.

A group of Rembrandt etchings and drypoints includes his visionary "Three Crosses" (1653), a superb early fourth-state impression in which the artist dramatically reinterpreted his original concept, among other things slashing lines at the plate's lower center to indicate the shaking of the earth in horror.

"Southernness," written in 1975, is a superb brief introduction, as is his "Impressions of Japanese Architecture," published in 1978.

The substitute Louie McCarthy-Scarsbrook made an immediate impression by pulling off a superb tackle on Reece Lyne, who looked set to race clear.

The overall impression was of a performance still needing coherence and focus — the qualities provided by a superb conductor.

Each receives a superb performance.

"It's a superb collection.