Sentence examples for decent impression of from inspiring English sources

The old Tory gave us his thoroughly decent impression of Clark Kent, Superman's secret identity.

'I did it maaaaaaaaaa way.'" He spits a decent impression of Sid Vicious.

God no! Far from it!" he tells The Economist, doing a decent impression of a man not routinely asked this.

In the meantime, he manages a decent impression of someone who is not utterly tormented by the hell he's been through.

Steve Evans, the Rotherham manager, spent the days leading up to this fixture doing a decent impression of a boxing promoter – and his side certainly displayed their fighting spirit to record victory over beleaguered Leeds.

Fortunately, downstairs we get the chance to experience Moroder's records in the place they were made for – as the Opera House's studio space does a decent impression of a sweaty club.

In Birmingham, however, he advanced along with a couple of good jokes and a half-decent impression of William Hague, a retiring Tory grandee a wide-ranging and, at times, impassioned vision of what a future Tory government would do.

Trump even did a half-decent impression of the character Wednesday while mimicking Mook talking on television about the possibility that Russia tried to help Trump by stealing sensitive Democratic Party emails.

Focused on the chaotic race for speaker of the House, it got in a couple decent impressions and a few good lines.

Several budget hotels, such as the Moskva, are decent but hardly leave a favorable impression of local hospitality.

Mr Paul, a staunch libertarian who gives every impression of being a decent man, wants to argue that a purist libertarian position is compatible with supporting racial equality.