Sentence examples for brilliant impression from inspiring English sources

Despite her relatively low profile, SNL seems preoccupied with Hillary Clinton, or at the very least, with looking for excuses for McKinnon to resurrect her brilliant impression.

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).

'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.

Brazil and its people opened their arms to the world and left a brilliant impression on most who visited.

Sure, it was also about his twangy, melodic voice, his big ears, his quirky sayings, and Dana Carvey's brilliant impression, but on the issues, everything was pretty clear and focused.

"Brilliant Impressions: Antique Paste & Other Jewelry," from June 15 to June 29 at S.J. Phillips, an antiques and silver dealer in London, is a charming, slyly subversive exhibition of 146 pieces of paste, "Vauxhall glass" and semiprecious jewels that tell the flip side of the story: How women with more style than means adorned themselves in the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries.

And doing brilliant impressions of the commentator.

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.

Ferris, who has won 35 caps, 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.

Whatever else he did, however many brilliant, antic impressions he did or costumes he wore, he was also that bearded, loving, real person who saw what was special in people and who was special himself.