Sentence examples for closer impression from inspiring English sources

Making fun of Obama remains a tough task, even as Jay Pharoah's Obama is a notably closer impression than that of the President's former portrayer, Fred Armisen.

The current paper reviews data from different sources to get a closer impression on the psychometric and other methodological characteristics of the Aging Males' Symptoms (AMS) scale gathered recently.

Therefore, compared to the methods that belong to the first category, the methods that belong to the second category usually produced data-embedded halftone images that have closer visual impression to the original images.

Up close that impression quickly vanishes.

Yet he feels there is what he calls "a sort of glass panel between us", for all that their families remain close: the impression that emerges is of Ed quietly keeping the old man at a distance.

After the travails of last Sunday – when he ripped his shirt over his head, banged his fists in frustration against the trackside wall, and generally performed as close an impression as he is ever likely to get to a raging King Lear – Bolt was back in sangfroid mode yesterday, clowning to the trackside television cameras and playing to the gallery of the crowd.

Closed tray impression copings remained on the definitive cast after removal of the impression.

"We are in good health, though the events are still too close, the impressions too touching.

While voters in these challenging times look for more than surface connections as they make their choices, these close-up impressions in early nominating states do matter.

The raw concrete is imprinted with the wood grain left by the slats that framed the walls when they set; up close, the impressions on the walls are as rich as the swirls on polished marble.

On closer inspection, this impression proved false: he was as well-groomed as he is ever going to get.